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The product was packed in a double cardboard box to which there was no damage. The turntable had its plastic lid on and the tonearm was fastened onto its rest with cellotape.
The turntable was wrapped around with a white foam type sheet and some crushed brown paper was pushed in on three sides to hold the product steady in the box.
Although not the original packing supplied by the manufacturer I think, it certainly was adequate to prevent any damage in transit. The plastic lid was also there to protect the top of the turntable so how then did it have scratches, damage and marks on/to it? Copies of correspondence that passed between the dealer, the manufacturer and myself are given below for your information.
I received the turntable back this morning. I understand your comments regarding the scratches, however without sounding negative, I am suprised that you did not mention the severity of the damage, and that you have thought we would send a product out in that condition. The scratches to the unit, which were far more severe than you led me to believe, were caused in transit, and that could have very easily been rectified at the time, with Parcel Force, had I known. However, in accordance with your wishes, your card has today been refunded 165.00, and the receiept has been sent on to you. I welcome constructive feedback both positive and negative, but I do feel if you wish to complete purchases by mail order, I would advise you to keep your feedback accurate, and concise, and to certainly give companies one chance to put things right, before using threatening an possibly unwarranted language to any traders. I trust this brings the matter to a close. Yours sincerely, Adrian Perry Managing Director music-supplies
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Hi Llewelyn, Sorry your turntable didnt match up to your expectations. On all Soundlab turntable purchases, we actaully have to open the box for a number of reasons.
Firstly, on about half of all Soundlab turntables we sell, there are either parts missing, or a fault with the turntable.Unlike other brands we sell (Numark, Citronic etc.), Soundlab components are packed seperately, meaning that some packaging has to be replaced. In most cases we normally expect customers would rather us check that the item is complete and working than send out an unopened box.
As for the scratches on the lid, although I did not see them, I apologize for this. However on inspection of other Soundlab decks here, I did notice some surface scratches on other new decks straight out of the box. Soundlab is a very budget brand and whilst I dont accept that scratches are acceptable, it seems that yours unfortunately is not a one off.
I have made arrangements with Parcel Force to have the turntable collected on Monday 12th March. On receipt of the turntable here, your account will be credited with 165.00 as was paid. If Parcel Force do fail to appear on Monday, please advise me at once. We have started having problems with them on reverse collections, and I dont want to waste any of your time. Adrian Perry music-supplies 27 High Street Cleethorpes N E Lincolnshire DN35
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Dear Adrian I received my order at work today. It was heavier than expected and the 15 minute walk to where I park my car took around half hour plus as I had to stop and rest ever so often. On getting home I rested a while and then decided to open the box. I was not impressed on seeing the packaging inside as that is not the way a new factory packed item arrives. Anyway, I got the turntable out of the box and removed the homemade wrapping to reveal either a display model turntable or a second-hand turntable. This conclusion is pretty evident from the numerous marks on the turntable and on the lid.
This is certainly not what I wanted from you for the price of a new item and I would not even buy it for half the price I paid for it. Anyway, to make matters short, I have repacked the turntable and I would like you to make immediate arrangements with Parcelforce to have it collected from my home address on Monday the 12th as I shall be off from work on that date and credit my Visa account with the sum of 165.00.
I assure you that if you resolve this matter with me immediately I shall not take my complaint to Y-bag, Visa, Watchdog or to the Trading Standards Authorities. I am sorry that this has happened.
I guess it was all just too good to be true. You seemed so helpful and reassuring but it all turned out the opposite. I look forward to your immediate response. Yours sincerely, Llewelyn A M Daniel 78 Percival Road Feltham Middlesex TW13 4LQ
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as i think you realise the allegation is untrue > please give me name of retailer > regards > mark benyon > managing director Llewelyn A M Daniel 78 Percival Road FELTHAM Middlesex TW13 4LQ United Kingdom I hope this information assists other would be customers and makes them think again before ordering on the net from this retailer.
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Colony head: Tymoshenko not to return to colony in near future
KHARKIV – Former Ukrainian Premier Yulia Tymoshenko, who is undergoing treatment at Central Clinical Hospital No. 5 in Kharkiv, will not return to the colony in the near future, Head of the Kachanivska Penal Colony Ivan Pervushkin has said.
"I don't have such information and there is no reason for this," he told journalists on Tuesday.
He added that Tymoshenko could be taken back to the colony only on the basis of a medical conclusion on her health condition.
Pervushkin also said that the convict, who was hospitalized in the same ward with Tymoshenko, has been discharged due to the completion of the treatment course.
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Thomas Jay Harris Institute for Hispanic and International Communication (HIHIC)
The Thomas Jay Harris Institute for Hispanic and International Communication (HIHIC) in the College of Media & Communication at Texas Tech University promotes better understanding of Hispanic-related and international media communication through research, teaching and community outreach. Our goal is to create knowledge and encourage greater intercultural awareness through informed interaction among students, teachers, researchers, media industry representatives and community organizations. The Institute supports on-campus initiatives as well as external activities and collaborations related to its mission.
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Recent Events
- 43 Documentary Film Screening and Panel Discussion - Wed., Oct. 21 at 6pm in ENGL001 - 43 students from Iguala, Mexico, disappeared on September 26, 2014. Join TTU's Film and Media Studies program for a screening and panel discussion of 43 – a new documentary film on this travesty and the broader issues which surround it. This new film starts with the headlines and the tragic horror of that night but then increasingly steps back to offer contexts generally missing from news reports. The screening of this film will be immediately followed by a panel discussion led by TTU faculty members. The panelists are: Dr. Kent Wilkinson (EMC), Dr. Zachary Brittsan (History), and Dr. Scott Baugh (English). The event will take place in ENGL001, the basement auditorium of the English building. This event is presented by the Film and Media Studies program in the Department of English and co-sponsored by the Harris Institute for Hispanic and International Communication; TTU's International Film Series; and the College of Arts and Sciences. 43 Documentary Poster
- http://today.ttu.edu/posts/2015/09/thomas-jay-harris-institute-crucial-in-research-education-of-hispanic-media
Isabella Sanchez is an HIHIC advisory board member and vice president of media integration at Zubi Advertising Services.
- Congratulations to Kent Wilkinson, Ph.D. on being the Higher Ed Subscriber Spotlight for the month of April. Wilkinson has also been featured in the NBC Learn April 2015 Newsletter.
- "The Joker: A Serious Study of the Clown Prince of Crime is the first book-length, academic study of the infamous villain, co-edited by Rob Weiner, a librarian at Texas Tech University, and Rob Peaslee, Ph.D., associate professor and the interim chair for the Department of Journalism & Electronic Media.
The book is a project Weiner said he first thought of eight years ago. He explained, "When I gathered my ideas for the book, I wrote a proposal and asked Rob Peaslee if he would work with me on this. It has taken us four years, but this was a project we wanted to do justice."
Peaslee explained, "We worked together on a previous volume on Spider-Man, and not long after that manuscript was at the printer, Rob asked me about doing something on the Joker. He's always been one of my favorite pop culture characters, so I immediately said 'Yes!'"
Peaslee described The Joker as a character who breaks the mold of most villains by projecting a certain aura of attraction. "Like the many archetypal and mythical characters from which he has evolved, he is not opposed to the system of social organization so much as a symptom of it. He is not black or white; he simply rejects the notion of color, and in so doing, is both horror and rebirth,"Peaslee said.
Weiner said he delved into studying The Joker, because he found it odd that there was so much literature devoted to exploring the characters of superheroes such as Spiderman, Batman and Superman, yet there was none devoted to the villains.
Weiner concluded, "You can't have a really good superhero narrative without a great villain. There are a lot of great villains and there are a lot of terrible villains, but The Joker stands apart from them all."
Peaslee said, "Contributors come at the Joker from cultural, historical, sociological, philosophical, aesthetic and mythological points of view, and the result is a collection that we think is as productively fragmented, provocative and incomplete as the Clown Prince himself."
"The Joker: A Serious Study of the Clown Prince of Crime" is available for purchase through various retailers.
- Michael Etter, Ph.D., a communication scholar at the Copenhagen Business School, is visiting the College of Media and Communication. Etter received his doctorate from the University of St. Gallen in organization studies and cultural theories. His research interests are in the field of corporate social responsibility, organizational reputation and new media. He researches the new challenges organizations face related to strategic communication, stakeholder engagement, organizational identity, and reputation in a changing communication environment. More information about Dr. Etter may be found here. His email address is email@example.com
Dr. Etter, along with Lea Hellmueller, Ph.D., and Lindsey Blumell (Ph.D. student), are preparing a study for submission to the 2015 ICA conference. The study focuses on social media guidelines in the liberal market system (U.S.A.) and the democratic corporatist system (Germany), investigating whether these guidelines complement or disrupt existing reporting styles and media systems under the umbrella of the news paradigm.
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Jennifer Huemmer and Daniela Contreras Diaz - "Transcending Cultural Gender Boundaries: From Mexican to American Marianismo"
Crystal Price - "Man or Machine: Does the Male Gaze Apply to Gundams?"
Nathian Rodriguez - "From Oppression to Asylum: A Global Perspective on LGBTI Refugees" and "#FIFAputos: A Twitter Textual Analysis Over the Debate on the Use of Puto at the 2014 World Cup"
Qiu "Yvonne" Yiwen and Lindsey Blumell - "Pacifying the Dragon: The Role of Expatriates in Chinese Media"
Mehrnaz Rahimi, Ph.D. - "How Tolerant Are People in the Diaspora of Opposing Political Views? An Evaluation of Media Use and Political Tolerance Among Iranians in the U.S.A."


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by Carol Kagan, Franklin County Master Gardener
Frederick Olmsted(aka Kirk R. Brown)
Master Gardeners of Penn State, Franklin County, gathered Saturday, November 16 for a 20th Anniversary and Awards Banquet. Master Gardeners are community volunteers who support Penn State Cooperative Extension's educational programs in consumer horticulture after completing 30 hours of classroom training and 50 hours of apprentice work.<>>
Present at the dinner were two members from the first Master Gardener class- Elmer Greey, Shippensburg, and Nancy Redington, Chambersburg.<>>
Frederick Olmsted(from Kirk R. Brown Website)After dinner, Frederick Olmsted, portrayed by Kirk R. Brown, gave a presentation about his life and works. Olmsted is known for his design of Central Park in New York City, the Biltmore Estate in Ashville, North Carolina, and the 1893 Chicago World's Fair as well as the Capitol Building in Washington.<>>
Following the presentation, Greey and Redington presented new Master Gardener badges to some of the 2013 class. Badges with new volunteer hours listed were also given to current Master Gardeners who have worked 500 to 2,000 hours.<>>


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At their last meeting, the Johnson County Commission discussed a number of othe road projects with Road And Bridge Supervisor Scott Pehringer.
A few items from the last Buffalo City Council Meeting:
City Building Inspector Toby Rhoades reported that he has issued one permit to build a new home and has two other permits pending.
He has also issued five permits for new roofs to existing homes in the city.
Several social clubs in Sheridan County have joined together in hopes of raising $25,000 to help service members who were injured in war.
The Rocky Mountain Leather Trade Show gets undeway at 9 o'clock Friday morning at the Holiday Inn in Sheridan. More than 55 vendors will converge at the third-largest convention in Wyoming to showcase their wares related to the trade of leather craftsmanship.
Friday morning is the last work day of Bike to Work Week, a construct of the Wellness Council of Sheridan County and the Downtown Sheridan Association, and it's the one time a year in Sheridan when people can "Bike to Breakfast."
The latest cash mob put on by the Historic District Business Committee - a joint committee of the Downtown Sheridan Association and the Sheridan County Chamber of Commerce - will take place Thursday at the Fly Shop of the Bighorns.
According to a recent estimate by the United States Department of Agriculture, the outlook for the fire season is severe across much of the western United States. Sheridan Media's Chris Foy has more.
Curbside recycling could be a reality for Sheridan residents sooner rather than later, as the Solid Waste Division of the City has incorporated the program into their budget for the upcoming fiscal year. City Solid Waste Manager Charles Martineau.
The future of Kendrick Pool in Sheridan was discussed at Wednesday's Sheridan City Council budget work session.
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A Yahoo! User Nov 8, 2008 18:53 Flag
arsenals week link
i feel that aresene has brought some awesome players to arsenal, but they are all midfielders and strikers. arsene hasn't brought a good defender for example senderos, cygan, luzhny and the newest silvestre, arsenal need a quality defender someone who will win every ball in the air. man u have vidic and chelsea has terry arsenal don't have that player who can win all the balls in the air and i think it's about time arsene bought a world class dfender.Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
Last I checked we just beat man u by defending awesomely. It proved we are capable if we try, so shut your pie hole.
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A Yahoo! User Nov 22, 2008 01:25 Flag
they did defend well but one game aint gonna win silverware mate.
we are a big team and we need to start winning.
i feel that it is time for us to buy some who is experienced and has quality to go with it.
arsene is a legend and he cant do no wrong but we need trophies. if your happy not winning anything and being branded as nearly men thats cool but i think we can do so much .
why let flamini go no onne has replaced him, time to buy i do belive
A Yahoo! User Nov 9, 2008 18:52 Flag
Well 2-1 is a win that Arsene Wenger should be proud of good defending by "The Gunners"
Sir Alex Ferguson did not enjoy that trip to "The Emirates".


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'Make a date with a Rocket 88' - The full size Oldsmobile 88 was introduced in 1949 and produced until 1999. The 88 was produced in Wentzville, MO, Flint and Lake Orion, MI, and became a top seller for 24 years. The 202 horsepower engine is a lightweight overhead valve, high compression Rocket V8.
Styling features for the 1955 Super 88 included a one-piece windshield, rocket badges and a bold new grille. 1955 also marked the 5 millionth Oldsmobile produced since the company was formed in 1896.
1955 was also a key year in history for another event. The first solar automobile was demonstrated in Chicago, IL.
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Oldsmobile's 'Rocket' engine was introduced in 1949. For 1950, sales had doubled versus 1947 and then doubled the 1947 results yet again by 1955. Oldsmobile set sales records by 1955 with well over 580,000 cars being built. They were ranked fifth overall in the completive American car market.
Oldsmobile offered only two convertibles in its 1955 lineup - the Super 88 and 98. The Olds Super 88 powered by the same 324 cubic-inch Rocket V8 that came with the 98 offered power and performance that rivaled the Cadillac and other more upscale marques at a price of a comparable Buick.
The typical factory gear fitted on the Super 88 included turn signals, bumper guards, stainless steel trim moldings, dual trumpet horns, cigar lighter, front and rear carpeted floor mats, and dimmer rearview mirror.
This Super 88 was owned by a retired Oldsmobile dealer. It was given a frame-off restoration and came from the factory equipped with many impressive options such as driver's seat, power brakes and steering, factory exhaust deflectors, and original flipper hubcaps. There are dual outside mirrors, an unusual feature in 1955.
In 2009, this Super 88 was offered for sale at the Houston Classic Auction in Seabrook, Texas presented by Worldwide Auctioneers. The lot was estimated to sell for $60,000-$70,000. As bidding came to a close, the lot had been sold for the sum of $60,500, including buyer's premium.
By Daniel Vaughan | May 2009
In 1955, Oldsmobile produced their five-millionth automobile. Oldsmobile's reputation for performance was firmly established, thanks in part to the successful overhead-valve 'Rocket' V8 introduced just six years earlier. With 'Rocket' V8 power, the 88 Series was a potent package, visiting NASCAR Victory lanes 36 times by 1952.
For 1955, Oldsmobile fielded a dramatically styled car with long, lower liens, a wraparound windshield and a reworked grille. The 1955 Olds set a new all-time sales record - model year production soared to 583,179 units. Of these, 43,054 Super 88 Hardtop Coupes. The Super 88 was a setup-up from the basic 88, matching the 122-inch wheelbase and lightweight chassis with the 4-barrel V8 from the luxury Ninety-Eight series. The 324 cubic-inch Rocket V8 boasted 8.5:1 compression and a 202 horsepower rating. With its positive-shifting four-speed Hydra-Matic transmission, the Super 88 was a precursor to the factory muscle cars of a decade later.
This Super 88 is painted in 'Coral and Polar White' and was acquired by its current owner in 2003. During the three-year restoration process, a second 88 donated its frame and engine. Except for upholstery, all work was performed by the owner.
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This 1955 Oldsmobile Rocket 88 Convertible has been treated to a restoration and finished in Turquoise and White two-toned interior with a matching Turquoise and White exterior. Power is from a Rocket V-8 fitted to a Hydra-Matic transmission. The car has power steering, power brakes, power top, dual chrome search lights, fender skirts and a traffic light viewer located on the dashboard.
The restoration was completed in 2010.
By Daniel Vaughan | Jan 2015
Introduced in 1949, the full-size Oldsmobile 88 was produced until 1999 and became the top-selling line for twenty-four years. Produced in Wentzville, Missouri, and both Flint and Lake Orion, Michigan, the Oldsmobile Eighty Eight was a representation of an image. Especially during the beginning three years, the Oldsmobile 88 was one of the best performing automobiles. This was most likely due to its small size, along with the lightweight and advanced over-head valve high-compression V8 engines. This engine was originally intended for the larger, more luxurious 98 series.
Named to complement the already existing 76 and 98 series, the 88 which was considered to be the grandaddy of musclecars of the 1960s was first introduced in 1949, and utilized the 76's platform with a newly added large and powerful Rocket V8 engine. Popular duriing its time, the Eighty Eight inspired a popular song 'Rocket 88' and a popular 1950's slogan, 'Make a Date with a Rocket 88'. The rocket was eventually adoped as the Oldmsobile logo during the 1960's, though the 88 name continued to remain in the lineup until the late 1990's.
During the 1950's several updates to the Eighty Eight included a one-piece windshield unit as the replacement of the two-piece windshield with the addition of the Holiday Hardtop to the Oldsmobile line. At the same time, a three-speed manual transmission with column shift also became available as a 'delete for credit' option to the Hydra-Matic automatic transmission. After the 1950 model year, the six-cylinder 76 lineup was dropped entirely as the Eighty Eight now outsold the previoius line.
In 1951 a more luxurious version of the basic 88, the new Super 88 model was introduced. This new model continued in production until 1964 and was replaced by the new Delta 88 for 1965. In 1958, the newest entry level model below the Super 88 was introduced, the Oldsmobile Dynamic Rocket 88 Pillarless Coupe', or the Dynamic 88.
The Jetstar I was introduced in 1964. Sharing several of the mid-size car components with the F-85 line, the Jetstar 88 utilized the smaller 330 8, and the Jetaway two-speed autommatic transmission rather the Hydra-Matic found in other Oldsmobiles. The main competitor to the Pontiac Grand Prix, the Jetstar I was only produced for two years, and shared the same $3,500 price range. Though it included less standard equipment, the Jetstar I had the same notchback body style and more powerful Rocket V8 engine as the Starfire. With a concave rear window, the Jetstar I is easily distinguishable from the Jetstar 88 and the Starfire who share convex rear windows.
The Oldsmobile division introduced a new Vista Cruiser wagon during 1964 that featured both skylights and a raised roofline over the rear seat and cargo area. The final year for Oldsmobile to offer full-sized station wagons for several more years, the new Vista Cruiser was really a stretched out version of the F-85/Cutlass wagons with a wheelbase that was siz-inches longer. The Vista, which offered six or nine passenger seating that all faced forward, shared the same 330 cubic-inch Jetfire Rocket V8 that was found in the mid-sized models.
During the 1965 year, all Oldsmobile models featured new styling and engineering. The C-body Ninety-Eights now had more formal, square lines, while the B-body cars now featured a more rounded styling with Coke-bottle profiles, and the Holiday (two-door hardtop) coupes featured semi-fastback rooflines. During this model year, the division was concentrating on its cargo-carrying bussiness on the stretched-intermediate Vista Cruiser wagons and no station wagons were offered in the full-sized Oldsmobile lineup.
An upscale trim line of the Dynamic 88, the Delta name was introduced in 1965 and replaced the previous top-series B-body Oldsmobiles, the Super 88. Originally referred to as the Dynamic 88 Deltas, the name reverted to Delta 88 within a few weeks. Marketed as a separate series by Oldsmobile, these models were known as the Delta 88. The wheelbase remained unchanged at 123 inches. In 1965 a new convertible was added to the Delta 88 line.
In that same year, the new, luxurius Ninety-Eighty Luxury Sedan was introduced. Featuring an even more luxurious interier than regular Nintey-Eight models, the 98 LS's came with vinyl roofs offered only in black for the 1965 model year. The new LS's also had more standard amentities that included power windows and seats.
The new Super Rocket V8 was introduced in 1965 and featured 425 cubic-inches and had a horsepower rating that ranged from 300 to 370 depending on both carburetion and compression ratio. Replacing the original Hydra-Matic transmission that had been standard to Oldmsobile since the 1940's was the new three-speed Turbo Hydra-Matic transmission with torque converter.
The full-sized Oldsmobile line received few changes during the following year other than revised grilles and tail sections. Only offered as a hardtop coupe, the lower-priced Starfire was introduced while the sporty Jetstar I series was dropped. The leather seats were replaced by Moroccen vinyl, and was downgraded from standard to optional equipement was the Turbo Hydra-Matic transmission, power brakes and steering.
Replacing both the Dynamic 88 and Jetstar 88, the Delmont 88 was introduced in 1967 and featured a 330 V8. Updated to the 350 V8 in 1968 as standard equipment, the 425 V8 was an option on the Delmont, and standard on both the Delta 88 and the Ninety-Eight. The Delmont 88 was only produced for two years. A new subseries of the Delta 88 was formed in 1967, the Delta Custom, which featured a more plush interior. The four-door sedan, the Holiday or the 2-door hardtop coupe Holiday came with a choice of eithe rStrato bucket seats with console or a Strato bench seat with an armrest. The successor to the former 88-based Oldsmobile Starfire series, the Delta custom Holiday Coupe had a standard Oldsmobile semi-fastback roofline instead of the Starfire's concave rear window and squared off roof.
Designed to regulate carburetor air temperature, a Climate Combustion Control system and front disc brakes were added as options to the Rocket V8s. These new options would boost fuel economy, along with speed coke warm up, while it eliminated winter icing and permitted easier starting along with more efficient operation during cold weather. The 1967 full-sized Oldsmobile now featured more rounded styling cues, with longer hoods, shorter decks along with more sweeping fastback rooflines on the 88 Holiday coupes.
The following year, an eventual Oldsmobile trademark was introduced in the front end split-grille design. In 1968 the Delmont 88 received a larger 350 cubic-inch V8 engine that became standard equipment. The Delmont name was dropped in 1969 and replaced with the Delta 88 which appeared as a full-line series featuring the Delta 88 Custom.
The standard engine was a 350 cubic-inch Rocket V8 and the base Delta 88 came with a two-barrel carburetor that was rated at 250 horsepower. Optional on the base series was a two-barrel version of the 455 cubic-inch V8 which was rated at 310 horsepower, and standard on the Delta 88 Custom and Royale models. The four-barrel Ultra High Compression 455 cubic-inch V8 that was rated at 365 horsepower was optional, while standard on the Ninety-Eight. The 390-horsepower version of the four-barrel 455 V8 was a top option that was available in all Delta 88 models as the W-33 option.
In 1969, the wheelbase was increased by one-inch to '124 on the Delta 88 and '127 on the Ninety-Eight, while all full-sized Oldsmobiles were completely restyled with more squared off rooflines and bodylines. Previously offered as an optionon the smaller engine 88 models, the two-speed Jetaway automatic was dropped completely for the three-speed Turbo Hydra-Matic transmission that was previously only offered with the larger engines. An option on the Delta 88 and standard on the Ninety-Eight was the new GM-designed Variable-Ratio Power Steering system.
A slightly revised rear section and a new split grille that no longer extended to surround the headlights were the only detail changes in 1970. Both 350 and 455 cubic-inch Rocket V8's featured 'Positive Valve Rotators' to enhance the engine life and encourage more efficient operation and powertrain selections were carried over from 1969 models.
A Chevrolet Caprice Clone, the 1977 Custom Cruiser wagon had a production time of two years before being discontinued in 1979. The 88 on the GM B platform now offered two body styles, the coupe and the town sedan. The Royale Brougham became the high-line model of the 88 in 1980 and continued in this status until 1983. Oldsmobiles most luxurious rear-wheel drive vehicle was the new Delta 88 Royale Broughan LS model of the 88, released after a major redesign in 1985. A Holiday model that featured a floor-mounted shifter and console between the front seats of a Delta 88 coupe was released in 1978 until 1981.
The Delta 88 switched from the GM B platform to the GM H platform in 1986. The GM H was much smaller and came with only 110.8 in. wheelbase. Becoming sinply the Eighty Eight', the 'Delta' prefix was dropped in 1989 along with the hood ornament. Redesigned again in 1992, the Eighty-Eight received a minor facelift in 1990. The last Eighty Eight or 88 model from Oldsmobile, it was finally replaced by the Aurora for 2001, a V6-powered base.
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A Girl in the River
Oscar-winning documentary telling the story of 18-year-old Pakistani woman, Saba, the victim of an attempted 'honour killing', who was shot in the head and thrown in a river for marrying the 'wrong' man. Miraculously she survived and promptly sought justice – only to give in to public pressure and publicly forgive her attackers.
Alan Partridge's Mid-Morning Matters
The comedy returns, going behind the scenes at the broadcaster's daytime chat show on North Norfolk Digital Radio. Simultaneously broadcasting on webcam, Alan chats to listeners as well as discussing his view on the big issues of the day with his sycophantic sidekick, Simon.
Deutschland 83
In this first outing for the tremendous new Channel Four Cold War series, an East German soldier is brought to the West, schooled in espionage and provided with a new identity. But is it a case of 'meet the new boss, same as the old boss'?
Dark Horse
Feelgood documentary about South Wales barmaid Jan Vokes, who cajoled regulars into funding a racehorse. Against all odds Dream Alliance took the racing world by storm until tragedy struck – and both syndicate and horse had an even bigger challenge to face.
In the first episode of season two, Lou Solverson looks into a gory waffle house shooting, and notes odd details about the crime. What he doesn't know is that one of the shooters has also been involved in a hit-and-run.
The Fear of 13
Stunning documentary in which Death Row prisoner Nick tells his story. As his tale unfolds complete with shocking twists and turns, it transpires that nothing is quite what it seems.
Headspace (on-the-go)
Headspace is a leading mindfulness and meditation platform with a mission to improve the health and happiness of the world. Dubbed a "gym membership for the mind," the Headspace app offers daily meditations that address concerns including better sleep, less anxiety, increased focus and improved relationships. Each meditation is led by Andy Puddicombe, a leading mindfulness and meditation expert, who interprets his learnings from a decade as an ordained Buddhist monk into an accessible modern practice. Headspace for Virgin Atlantic offers a new package of 10 short, travel-focused meditations available exclusively on Virgin Atlantic flights. The exercises - which include a sleep meditation, a fear of flying meditation, as well as meditations for sleep, business travellers and children - are designed to help passengers relax, refocus and enjoy their flights.
Homme Less
Though Mark Reay is outwardly successful – a handsome, charismatic and well-dressed male model – he is also homeless. Director Wirthensohn decided to document his friend's existence and what emerges is a portrait of a man leading a true double life. Eye-opening, uplifting and ultimately inspiring, this is not to be missed.
Life and Death Row
It's execution day in this hard-hitting BBC series, and victim Nikki Daniels reflects on her kidnapping ordeal by murderer Richard Cobb, while the mother of inmate Anthony Haynes uses the final hours to fight to halt her son's execution for the murder of a police officer.
Lucifer Morningstar, the retired angel of Hell, owns a nightclub in Los Angeles. When a pop star is murdered by a drug dealer – right before Lucifer's eyes – he uses his powers of persuasion to assist Detective Decker in apprehending the true culprit behind the killing.
Mr. Robot
This Golden Globe-winning drama involves a precocious computer whizz, Elliot Alderson (Malek), who 'connects' with people by hacking them – a kind of cyber-vigilante. However, things take a dark turn when he meets the mysterious Mr Robot (Slater) who wants to recruit him…
Portland-based sketches from Sleater Kinney's Carrie Brownstein and Fred Armisten. In this first episode from season six, The Flaming Lips headline Portland's Pickathon Music Festival. Brendan and Michelle attend the festival via drone and two concertgoers go boy-crazy.
Sky Sports News
Watch the best coverage of your favourite sports, plus the latest sports news, transfers and scores in this weekly update.
Soccer AM
You can enjoy this legendary show any time thanks to specially selected content. Hosted by Helen Chamberlain and Max Rushden, the best of Soccer AM finds players, celebrity guest, pundits, fans and , of course the soccerettes, chewing over the hot topics of the day.
Oscar-winning short film starring Matthew Neeedham as Greenwood, a lonely typographer with a stutter so bad he pretends to be deaf to avoid communication with others. Everything changes when he hooks up with a girl online. But meeting her in person is another matter entirely…
Toast of London
As uproarious and scatological as ever, Toast of London has hit tremendous form in this third season. In this episode, Mad Men star Jon Hamm guest stars, and proves more than a match for our man Colin.
Access to Work
If your whole life everyone ignored you, looked the other way... what could you get away with? Jamie's had a good career, but the rush hour, moronic clients, having to kill your assistant at the end of each job... he's ready to retire. Access to Work, a sort of comedy.
Big Bang Theory
In this first episode of season nine, it's all going so well, as Leonard and Penny wed in Las Vegas, even livestreaming the event to friends back home. However, things swiftly go awry when a difficult truth emerges.
Crazy Ex-Girlfriend
Lively musical numbers, comedy and (ever so slightly) stalkerish behaviour combine in this new US show. Rachel Bloom stars as the ex in question, who in this curtain-raiser moves house hoping to run into her ex-boyfriend - and then discovers he has a new love.
It's Marnie and Desi's wedding day and rain isn't the only thing threatening to spoil the big occasion. The participants are getting cold feet. As Desi experiences second thoughts, Hannah discovers that it's his eighth engagement and must decide whether or not to tell Marnie.
House Of Lies
Don Cheadle and Kristen Bell star in this razor-sharp comedy revolving around the lives of management consultants. These guys will stop at nothing to close a deal and their exploits are as horrifying immoral as they are hilarious.
Jane The Virgin
This brilliant comedy-drama series has been granted a second series, which is A Very Good Thing. After a thrilling end to the first series, it continues following the titular Jane, who was artificially inseminated and gave birth in extraordinary circumstances.
Miranda Hart: My, What I Call, Live Show
This was Miranda's first nationwide stand-up tour since her TV show catapulted her to nationwide fame, and it's a cracker. Expect galloping, attempts at song and dance, and much more.
The Moaning Of Life
A travel show that's as funny as it is informative, as Ricky Gervais' foil Karl Pilkington continues his tour of international cultures. In this episode he meets locals in Atlanta, Matehuala and Oaxaca to discuss issues of identity.
Modern Family
In this seventh-season opener, Alex (Ariel Winter) finds herself an interesting new boyfriend and does not want to break up with him when the time comes. Meanwhile, Mitchell gets laid off and begins to paint, which freaks out Cameron so much he tries to find Mitchell a job.
In 'Cinderella And A Drunk MacGyver' Jill hopes that bygones will be bygones and invites Bonnie to a charity gala that was once a yearly highlight. When they arrive, however, it's to discover that the guests are not so quick to forget Jill's past alcohol-induced behaviour.
Nurse Jackie
Edie Falco is brilliant in this long-running medical dark comedy drama. For the deeply flawed Jackie, every day is a high-wire act of juggling patients, doctors, fellow nurses, and her own indiscretions.
Peep Show
Awkward! Mark and Jez meet for the first time in six months, and there's plenty of bad blood and unresolved tension between them. It's made worse by the fact that Jez finds it so difficult (i.e. refuses) to apologise for his past misdeeds.
Brett, Michelle, Tina, and Larry go to New Orleans to visit Alex for his birthday on the set of a movie. Tina, along with Michelle, shop for a birthday present for Alex, and Tina wants it to be something meaningful. But when it comes to giving her gift she has a change of heart.
Veep Season 5
This opener to season five picks up at the nail-biting conclusion of season four, with Selina Meyer (Julia Louis-Dreyfus) fighting for her presidency in 'the closest election in living memory'. Very funny, and with a tremendous supporting cast, this is TV comedy at its best.
Adele: Live In London
For this BBC special hosted by Graham Norton, Adele showed another string to her bow. Yes, there are superlative live performances of songs from her new album, but she also proves a revelation in interviews and sketches.
Attenborough and the Giant Dinosaur
David Attenborough is back in this major BBC series. In this episode he tells the story of the discovery and reconstruction of the world's largest-known dinosaur, a brand new species of titanosaur that weighed a massive 70 tons and was longer than four London buses in a row.
Ave Maria
Given the Oscar nod, this short film in Arabic concerns a family of religious Israeli settlers as their car breaks down in a rural area of the West Bank and they must seek the help of five nuns to get back home.
David Beckham: For The Love Of The Game
This BBC documentary details Becks' epic bid to play football in seven continents ahead of a reunion match at Old Trafford - all in the space of just ten days. Now that's what we call a pre-match warm-up.
Everything is Copy
Feature-length documentary offering a fascinating insight into a life of Nora Ephron, the screenwriter/director behind Heartburn, When Harry Met Sally, and Sleepless In Seattle. Offering their take are the likes of Tom Hanks, and of course Meg 'I'll have what she's having' Ryan.
Heart of a Dog
From avant-garde singer-songwriter Laurie Anderson comes this meditation on the death of her beloved rat terrier Lolabelle (and, by extension, her husband Lou Reed, who died in 2013). Weaving anecdotal footage with visual flights of fancy, it's deeply personal and very funny.
How to Build An Astronaut
Documentary following Major Tim Peake's journey to become Britain's first man to live on the International Space Station. Featuring extracts from his video diary it's a unique insight into the making of a spaceman.
Project Greenlight
Second series of the Hollywood reality show in which Ben and Matt (as in, Affleck and Damon) choose a film project to back and walk it through the various development stages. Be assured, sparks will fly.
The Queen At 90
Feature-length documentary offering a candid glimpse into the life of England's longest-reigning monarch. Among the things you'll learn are that Prince George calls the Queen, his great-grandmother, 'Gan-Gan', and that she has a cushion with the slogan, 'It's good to be Queen'.
The Secret Life of 4 years olds
Series exploring the inner lives and knotty social whirl of four-year-olds by letting them speak for themselves. As you can imagine, their worldview is as compelling as it is often hilarious. From the mouths of babes…
Super Juice Me!
What happened when world renowned juice guru Jason Vale took 8 people with 22 different diseases and put them on his Juice Only diet for 28 days...? The results may surprise you!
Top Gear A-Z
The letter A stands for 'a lot of the best bits' or B for 'ambitious but rubbish' in part one of this (sort of) alphabetical rundown of the best bits from the years the top-rated motoring show was presented by Jeremy Clarkson, Richard 'The Hamster' Hammond and James May.
Vive La France
Get your footy juices flowing with our Euro 2016 preview, which not only includes exclusive interviews with England striker Wayne Rooney and manager Roy Hodgson, but also goes behind the scenes with the Republic Of Ireland, Turkey and the Ukraine.
An Inspector Calls
When a cop investigating a suicide visits a wealthy family, what seems like an open-and-shut case proves to be the catalyst for a series of disturbing revelations. David Thewlis is superb in this BBC adaptation of JB Priestley's classic whodunnit.
CSI: Cyber
A new addition to the CSI universe, Cyber embarks on a second season. Once again Avery Ryan (Patricia Arquette) investigates computer crime, while also adjusting to the arrival of DB Russell (Ted Danson), who combines old-school forensics with new-school tech.
Game of Thrones
Jaime Lannister returns to Kings Landing, only to find Cersei out for blood and determined to get it by any means (and what Cersei wants…). Meanwhile, Daenerys's path to Westeros remains fraught with peril, while at the wall the men of the Knight's Watch mourn their dead.
The Good Wife
In this episode, 'Bond', Alicia attempts to revive her law career by working as a bond court attorney. Meanwhile, Louis Canning tries to attract Alicia to work for him, but she rejects the offer – a decision that will have serious repercussions for her.
Home Sweet Home
Incredibly charming animated short in which a house decides she's had enough of staying in the one place, and so uproots herself. Together with another house she embarks on a series of adventures.
The Hunt
A hunt-averse kid is taken on a trip by his gun-happy dad in this short film. Dad wants to make son into a chest-thumping 'real man' but events take a grim twist that puts stress on already strained relationship.
One thing you have to say about Luther, it pulls no punches. Idris Elba is the eponymous hard-bitten detective dedicated to hunting down serial killers. As our episodes from the hard-hitting series four go to show, his obsession is both a blessing and a curse.
Mr Invisible
Ex-Bond villain Julian Glover plays the titular gentleman in this short film. Having felt invisible to the world around him he finds that when he travels to the heart of London, being unnoticed proves to be his greatest asset.
Pitch Black Heist
Liam (Cunningham) and Michael (Fassbender) are professional safe crackers who meet on a simple job to relieve an office safe from its contents. The catch is a light activated alarm system impelling the men to embark on a pitch black heist.
Tech experts Scorpion are back in business and on the case of a nuclear-powered Russian K-12 satellite knocked out of orbit by space debris. Can they divert its course before it detonates over Southern California?
Set during the brutal Kosovo War, Shok is seen through the eyes of two young Albanian boys. When one of them makes a deal with enemy soldiers to stop them being harassed, the other is disgusted. Soon, the two are estranged and the strength of their friendship is tested.
Brand-new series set in the heart of the music business in 1970's New York. Expect plenty of sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll (not to mention hip-hop, punk and disco), and you won't be disappointed.
War Peace
Leo Tolstoy's oft-begun-but-rarely-finished novel is given a suitably sumptuous treatment for this BBC adaptation. Andrew Davies' script focuses on the emotional conflict at the heart of the greater struggle, while the cast is outstanding.
US drama. In Botswana, American zoologist Jackson rescues Chloe from a lion attack. Turns out they are both collecting evidence that a pandemic of animal attacks is a precursor to an animal uprising.
We have a great selection of programmes suitable for kids all ages.
Avengers Assemble
In part one of the superhero adventure, The Black Order has infiltrated a special prison and freed their master Thanos. Sounds like just the challenge Tony Stark needs to test the team.
Barbie in Princess Power
Barbie stars as Kara, a modern-day princess who transforms into Super Sparkle, a secret, crime-fighting alter ego. However, it's not long before her jealous cousin also transforms – this time into Dark Sparkle, her nemesis.
Good Luck Charlie
In this instalment, Beau and Teddy go on a date to a Western-themed restaurant. Meanwhile, Bob and Amy a get a big surprise.
Monster High: Boo York, Boo York
Ghoulish animated high-jinks – and the first-ever Monster High musical – as the gang descend on Boo York, where they must race to unravel the mystery of a comet and stop Nefera.
Peppa Pig Compilation
With plenty of jumping in muddy puddles from Peppa and George, this compilation of episodes aired earlier this year is sure to keep your little one occupied for ages. And as for poor old Daddy Pig…
Sanjay's Super Team
This short film from animation innovators Pixar tells of young Sanjay, who loves cartoons and comics – much to the disapproval of his father who wants him to study the Hindu practice. As usual with Pixar it's a superb mix of engaging, stunning visuals and sheer entertainment.
Scooby-Doo Mystery Inc.
Massive revelations in this episode, 'Battle of the Humungonauts' as not only do the gang go in search of monsters but Scooby catches Shaggy and Velma kissing. And yes, you did read that correctly: Shaggy and Velma are an item!
Thomas & Friends: Legends of the Lost Treasure
Olivia Colman and Eddie Redmayne crop up in Thomas's most daring adventure yet, as he goes in search of an old pirate ship and Sodor's lost treasure. Will Thomas track down the treasure in time, or will Sailor John set sail with it?
Tom & Jerry
Brilliant quartet of classic Tom & Jerry cartoons includes the episodes Mouse in Manhattan / Much Ado About Mousing/Tee for Two / Tennis Chumps.


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Published: Tuesday, March 30, 2010 at 3:54 p.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, March 30, 2010 at 3:54 p.m.
HOUMA — Government offices and services will close Friday in observance of Good Friday, a Christian holy day.
Terrebonne Parish government will close Friday and reopen Monday. Government offices in Lafourche will close Friday and reopen Tuesday.
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Diocesan school office will be closed Friday and Monday. Terrebonne's Catholic schools are closed this week, and those in Lafourche are closed all of next week. The Post Office will deliver mail on its regular schedule.
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Just dropped in to wish you lot all the best. It's an interesting progress, the team's starting to come out of their shell sort of and cause damage. As regards up north here, it's all a bit iffy to say the least. H
Odd season so far H eh?Toon looking a bit bleak after last season's flurry, and Sunderland playing in fits and starts.I wouldn't bet on any of the bottom 10 staying up this season - a good or bad run of two or three games and the whole group changes. At this stage, Villa look a good bet to go down. And 'arry and QPR look doomed (especially given their lack lustre performance against Pool) already.The Joys of Football Northern Style (to paraphrase Chris Rea)PS For all those table football freaks out there - who remember their youth playing Subutteo - the old 4-2-4 has been relaunched. Brilliant game. Got a set for Crimbo - the last set I had was way back in the seventies...what a nostalgic pressie.


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Box Office (U.S.): $39 million
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Lowdown: Next to Smith, there is usually no one more who guarantees an opening than DiCaprio. Even "Revolutionary Road" came close to profit thanks to a large international gross, but "Lies"? You could argue that it signaled the downfall of co-star Russell Crowe's career as a real leading man, but it was also just bad timing. The country was over the Iraq war and the last thing they wanted to see was another movie about CIA operations in the Middle East.
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I just stayed at The Inn with my boyfriend and would certainly recommend it. You can not find a better location and the accommodations were very nice. The bed was very comfortable, the furnishings were very pretty, and there were nice comfy places to relax outside.... We loved our vacation here!
Some tips for visitors: you have to wine to the beach at sunset (the inn keeper gave us a bottle). A night the weather was really great and the view of the bridge when it lights up is magical. There is great night life in Ocean Springs that we were not expecting... Several bars and restaurants with live music at night so don't miss out. There is also a local brewery that you can tour on Saturdays called Crooked Letter Brewery. There is the Candy Cottage almost across the street with the best fudge!! Lovelace Pharmacy has an old style dinner with a soda fountain and amazing milkshakes. Tatonut seems to be famous in Ocean Springs for a good reason, their doughnuts melt in your mouth!! We will be back next year for sure!!
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Talk:Hungarian Rhapsodies, S.244 (Liszt, Franz)
Free public domain sheet music from IMSLP / Petrucci Music Library
I am going to replace the main page on this article with this when all copyright doubts are solven:
Hungarian Rhapsodies
- This is good :) However, just a note that from the looks of it the copyright review will probably end with deletion; the German pub+25 law is quite special internationally, and the copyright law of Hungary does not duplicate this. I got to look at a Neue Liszt Ausgabe today at our library, and it does say that Barenreiter is a co-producer of the volume (as might be expected), but the official publisher is Editio Musica in Budapest (I'm almost thinking that Barenreiter purposefully did it this way to preserve copyright). However, I'm going to wait a few days for Carolus' review... he probably can tell us whether this has been reprinted or not, which is a great help :)
- Anyway, don't get your hopes up. While I think being able to have Neue Liszt Ausgabe on IMSLP is a great thing (I've always liked Critical Editions), but it'd have no point if by doing so IMSLP itself would get sued... IMSLP does have to abide by copyright laws after all. --Feldmahler 18:39, 9 April 2007 (EDT)
- Is it possible to typeset from Neue Liszt-Ausgabe then? --Funper 16:09, 10 April 2007 (EDT)
- Probably not, unfortunately... while the publication is extremely likely to be in copyright (in any case they can claim engraving copyright), the edition itself may very well be in copyright too. However, to be honest, I do not know the Hungarian copyright law enough to say. In Canada it would probably be copyrighted, but I assume you are arguing via the Berne rule of the shorter term. --Feldmahler 19:25, 10 April 2007 (EDT)
- I think that we should investigate this alittle further.. Besided is there a page here explaining Berne rule of shorter term? --Funper 19:30, 10 April 2007 (EDT)
- The public domain page explains the concept, but not the Hungarian copyright law. You can find the text of the Hungarian copyright law in the forum thread about this in the copyright forum. --Feldmahler 19:35, 10 April 2007 (EDT)
- Is it possible to typeset from Neue Liszt-Ausgabe then? --Funper 16:09, 10 April 2007 (EDT)
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- Yes... they will have to be manually removed unfortunately :/ I will eventually do it if no one else does, but that'd be in a few weeks (very busy lately). --Feldmahler 18:49, 17 April 2007 (EDT)


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She is at home counting that $11 million she made last year. Only in America. In the meantime we are stuck with your boy obozo the clown.
Even though Obozo wasn't the best, he was still better than McCain. I would go with Trump over him though.


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Sheena spot on. I wonder how your kids will feel in -15 plus east coast temps? My guess is OK as long as it is capilene 3. We will test it in AK this spring
Washed 50x and it looks like new!
My son is hard on clothes. But this shirt - it rocks! We have washed it again and again and again, and it never looks old! We bought it in 2 colors. It's the only item in his clothes this year that lasted more than one season. Glad I bought it in a bigger size - he'll wear it again this next winter!
Perfect for our little shredders
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
We love Patagonia Capilene for our kids. When they outgrow a set, we just order the next size up. And it's always in good enough condition to hand down to the next kid in line. It breathes well, keeps them warm, and washes easily.
Patagonia Makes Great Long Underwear
This is the top layer to the essential Long Underwear uniform that I dress my kids in the winter. Like I said in the review for the bottoms, the long underwear lasts as long as the kids wear them. It does not shrink or shred. This is on my "Must-Have" gear list for my little skiers.