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Your considerate approach to interpersonal interaction can make you a favorite among your peers today. At work and at home, you will likely endeavor to be cognizant of the feelings of the people around you. You can ensure that your choices do not have a negative impact on those with whom you share your environment by thinking carefully before moving forward, whether your intention is to speak your mind or make decisions that will affect the entirety of your existence. When others bear witness to your thoughtfulness, they will likely find themselves drawn to you, and you may consequently enjoy a great deal of positive attention today.
The simplest way to ensure that we are always as compassionate as possible is to think carefully before taking any action that has the potential to have an impact on the people around us. When we are considering whether we ought to give voice to our thoughts or move forward with certain plans, we can more easily make the most kindhearted choice when we have taken the time to mull over the repercussions of the options before us. We can then move forward with confidence, assured of the fact that we are taking the most considerate course of action open to us. When misunderstandings do occur, our precautionary thoughtfulness will guarantee that we are fully capable of explaining ourselves. Your day will likely be free of conflict today because you haven chosen to interact with others in a compassionate and understanding fashion.
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Being in my 40s, the digital age crept up on me like a hammer to the head. Before I even had a chance to understand that Friendster and MySpace were no longer cool, I needed to have a significant presence on all of the social media platforms that really meant something. But the question I keep coming back to is, "Mean something to whom?"
I completely understand the opportunity that exists for brands that are selling a product or service to create a two-way dialogue with consumers. This provides the brand with a clear, direct and unedited opportunity to conduct a real-life research study in which consumers can suggest, dictate or manipulate what a brand does, thinks or acts. But is it the same for individuals?
Some might argue that people are brands; we are selling ourselves every day at work, at home, with our friends and acquaintances. However, as businesspeople (or, more specifically, people in business) does it really matter how many "likes" we have on Facebook, or how many followers we have on Twitter or how many connections we have on LinkedIn? Is that really an accurate measurement of who we are as individuals, businesspeople, creatives or PR practitioners?
I maintain that it is not.
The practice of public relations is based upon the understanding of two-way communication in which a goal is agreed upon and tactics are built against. Digital, two-way communication, though valuable, should not be relegated to sheer numbers as a means for conveying professional stature or personal success. For example, having nearly 1,000 connections on LinkedIn does not mean I am a better person, practitioner or thinker than somebody who only has 100. It only validates that I have been actively networking. Being linked just for the sake of being linked is selling the full-circle communications process short.
Think of that guy who walks into a party and is immediately greeted by the hundreds of guests there. Do you take that to mean that he's an upstanding, professional and reliable individual? Not necessarily. He could simply be a social butterfly with no solid connections to any of the other guests.
Many believe you can learn a lot about a person by the company they keep. As true as this may be in the real world, making the same assessment based on how many digital "friends" one has can be a big mistake. I like to believe that the online Michael Olguin isn't nearly as connected, interesting, smart, compelling or creative as the real one. But you'll have to be the judge of that.
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text: August 02, 2014 After spending the day hitting the links as part of the Abbys Friends Charity Golf Classic, golfers and non-golfers alike were invited to don their best black and white duds for the Abbys Friends Evening Gala. Attendees enjoyed live music from Plane Jane and had the opportunity to bid on live and silent auction items that included trips to Costa Rica, gifts cards to local restaurants, tickets to the US Open and more. Abbys Friends is a nonprofit organization dedicated to raising awareness and funds for advancing type 1 diabetes research and improving the lives of those touched by the disease. Proceeds from the Abbys Friends events went to assist other nonprofit organizations that focus on type 1 diabetes.


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Russell Westbrook is "cool" with sitting out: "It's planned throughout the season," Westbrook said. "It's 82 games of nonstop, and right now is the best time for me to take a break regardless of who we were playing. But on the schedule, we sit down and look at the schedule each month and try to find the best way to get me recovered." Asked if he agreed with the philosophy, Westbrook said "Yeah, I'm cool with it. I don't know if it's going to happen every time. But I just know that was the best thing for right now," he said."
Kevin Durant Increases Oklahoma City Home Asking Price: "NBA star Kevin Durant, who plays for the Oklahoma City Thunder, has upped the price of his Oklahoma City home by a quarter million. The residence is now asking $2.19 million, according to some news reports. Durant listed the home sometime in September for $1.95 million. However, looks like he is quite the real estate watcher and believes that the home is much more worth than what he initially listed it for." I guess this means Royce and I can't buy his house now. I mean, we probs could have afforded it for $2 million but $2.19 million is pushing it. For shame.
Thunder's half-court shot winner might not get to keep $20,000: "Cameron Rodriguez, a sophomore basketball player at Southwestern College in Winfield, Kan., might not be allowed to keep $20,000 he won for hitting a half-court shot at a Nov. 18 game between the Oklahoma City Thunder and Denver Nuggets at Chesapeake Energy Arena. According to a story on SFGate.com, Southwestern College officials are asking the NAIA if Rodriguez, 6-foot-6 forward out of Elk City, could use the money as a scholarship to help pay his tuition. "I didn't really think about it at first because I was way too excited," Rodriguez told SFGate.com. "After things settled down, I realized we might have an issue because I was receiving a large amount of money."
Derrick Rose out for season after knee surgery: "Chicago Bulls guard Derrick Rose is out for the season after he underwent successful surgery to repair his torn medial meniscus in his right knee, the team announced on Monday. Rose, the 2011 NBA MVP who missed all of last season after tearing his left ACL in the 2012 playoffs, played in 10 games this season, averaging 15.9 points per game and 4.3 assists in 31.1 minutes. Rose injured the knee in the third quarter of the Bulls' loss in Portland on Friday night. Bulls team physician Brian Cole, who also repaired Rose's torn ACL, performed the surgery Monday morning."
Lakers sign Kobe Bryant to two-year extension: "Bryant, 35, continues his recovery from surgery to repair his torn Achilles tendon suffered last spring, and had spoken of a resistance to take a paycut. The Buss family had made several public statements over the last few months that they intended to ensure Bryant retired as a Laker, and this extension obstensibly accomplishes that. It's a pretty amazing leap of faith for the organization to extend a 35-year-old player who has yet to return to the court from one of the most devastating injuries in the sport without seeing him play a single game. But it does wonders for their goodwill with the fanbase and gives them security entering this summer's piovotal free agency period. They don't have to worry about convincing Bryant to return and add a star, now they can just pitch the top names while having Bryant inked on paper. ESPN reports the deal is for nearly $50 million, with $23.5 in 2014-2015 and $25 million in 2015-2016."
I guess KD's restuarant is open: I find it very interesting who he cropped out. Let's look at what we (probably) know about this picture: Whoever took the picture obviously didn't take it in square mode. Look people, the iPhone update happened like, ages ago. Get with it. If said person had taken the pic in the correct mode, Reggie would be in it all the way. And I guess that's PJIII on the right (whatever), Thabo clearly wasn't ready and of course Fish is wearing a scarf that way. Great style, dad! The rest of them look great. OH, I REFUSE TO ACKNOWLEDGE HASH.


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Alabama and Auburn are bitter rivals who fight on the field once a year in the Iron Bowl. However, the Crimson Tide and Tigers fight every day on the recruiting trail because they go after many of the same prospects.
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Who is KONY 2012 to start a war?
A telling quote in the film KONY 2012 says: "Who are you to stop a war? — the question is, who are you not to?"
I think the question that the people behind KONY 2012, which went viral on the internet on March 7, need to be asked is: "Who are you to start one?"
Joseph Kony, the leader of the Lord's Resistance Army in eastern Africa, is a bad man. He should be held to account for his crimes. But we should be wary of any campaign that says the solution is to send in US troops to Uganda. And that is the take-home message from the campaign.
Democracy is not a part of the US military's DNA. A brief overview of its history over the past 50 years highlights this dramatically.
From the millions of civilians killed in Vietnam and Iraq, to military atrocities in Afghanistan, Nepal, El Salvador and dozens of other countries, the US military has thrown in more weapons and propped up dictators that serve US imperial interests. Ordinary people have always suffered the most.
A lot of people are putting a lot of goodwill into the KONY 2012 campaign, but is the US occupying yet another poor country really what we want to see happen?
We should also be very suspicious of the filmmakers because this video makes some pretty dishonest arguments. Most significantly, the film is wrong to say the West ignores Uganda because it has no economic significance.
Uganda and its neighbours have vast amounts of oil, as well as other resources. British company Tullow Oil signed an oil production deal with the Ugandan government last month worth US$2.9 billion. That's pretty hard to miss.
What's more, KONY 2012 says the West should support the Ugandan government and army. But Uganda's regime has a long history of human rights abuses against its people.
This video isn't just asking people to care. It's asking people to endorse a very specific, and pretty terrifying vision — more US troops invading a Third World country to prop up a very questionable, but pro-Western regime.
We need to be critical of KONY 2012 on the basis of what it asks us to do, not on what it asks us to feel.
But we should be excited by the amount of people that have taken up this phenomenon, even if naively. In just a few days, more than 60 million people had watched the film, posted it to their friends, pledged to campaign publicly and put money into the project.
It is a sign of the potential power of people to quickly organise and use social media to stand up against injustice. That reveals something about the latent power ordinary people have to change politics.
But we also need to be more aware of how we use that power, otherwise we can find ourselves inadvertently beating the drums of war on behalf of people who hide their real agendas.
We need to come up with our own plans for action that build towards the world we want to see. And we also need to learn about and support the existing campaigns for human rights and justice that already exist in Uganda and other African countries.
Frankly, Uganda does not need another army of white people turning up to "help" with guns, bombs and corporate oil deals. The best campaigns will link up with the brave Ugandan campaigners that seek to empower people to take control of their own affairs.
Kony should be held accountable, but he should be held accountable by those people he has wronged.
If Western governments are serious about helping Uganda, they should do things like cancel Uganda's foreign debt, support the rounded development of the country with strong education and health systems and a democratic economy run for the benefit of Ugandans, and end the political interference of Western corporations and governments that plagues the continent.
Let's identify the corporations that rob Africa blind, and hold them to account for their economic crimes that have left the world's most resource-rich continent the most impoverished.
We should not stop there. We need to chase down our own leaders who perpetuate war crimes abroad. Kony has a long list of crimes, and thousands have been killed because of him. But compared with the slaughter that Western governments have unleashed on Iraq and Afghanistan, Kony, who commands about 300 soldiers, is small fry.
So let's not be sucked in by KONY 2012's slick social media efforts. Instead, we can make our own plans to fight injustice, not just in Uganda, but everywhere.
Martin Luther King once said: "Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere." But the inverse of this is also true. The struggle for justice anywhere is a threat to those who perpetuate injustice everywhere.
If we take the goodwill of those sympathetic to the plight of Uganda's people and put it into campaigns to stop war criminals in the rich countries, we could start to build a culture of global solidarity that makes the world stronger.
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The Kony 2012 movement is a means to an end. I have read very informed articles in The Economist on the Lords Resistance Army in the past and the Ugandan journalist could be happy that it was accurate. However that is not going to reach the 70 million that the Kony 2012 video has! So what's more effective? People need to be a little bit more far sighted than criticising the video. Once people see the video I am sure a lot will search for Kony on Google and read Wikipedia and make up their own minds.
But that's the point, the critique isn't of people wanting to help, or getting people inspired. The point is that this video does much more then that in that it calls for a very specific course of action- invade Uganda.
On that basis, this isn't an effective campaign for the people of Uganda.
The ends that's suggested is one of building up American military involvement and the capacity of the Ugandan military, who have their own human rights record. Lets not line up behind that.
Have been a constant follower of your insightful and bright comments and blogs but this is sheer criticism. Really dissapointed you not supporting this xause.
yes you are right with Africa com that wants to see the u,s subjecting them with the coup in the neighboring Democratic Republic of Congo to crushing Democracy we shroud be weary of Liberal campaign that are use to Promoting a U.S Involution in Uganda yes Kobe is criminal but noting compered to us Crims Sam Bullock Brisbane
I am confused by the comments in the article, and also from people's comments here - that it is about invading Uganda. I have watched the video and from what I saw, they are asking to keep the depolyed troops in Uganda where these deployed troops are training the existing Ugandan military/police techniques in how to find Kony. Nowhere did it suggest that the US troops are engaged in any form of military exercise themselves.
Teach a man to fish.....
I couldn't agree more with the opening idea on this article: "Who are you to start one?" (a war).
A lot of knaive well-intentioned american citizens supported the invasion in Irak, because they thought this was going to "help" iraki citizens by protecting them from Saddam. Humanitarian missions are but an excuse to increase military presence around the world. This Kony guy may be horrible, but equally brutal dictatorships ar not flagged and propagandized when its not in the bes interest of an increasingly omnipresent military apparatus.


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Today I heard on my local WETM News that a Pennsylvania judge barred the Voter ID law for the upcoming November elections. This infuriates me and our organization, the Mansfield Tea Party....
Do you know why I'm not sympathetic to "getting an ID?"
I came from, up until approximately 45 years of age, an abusive background. I was the nightmare story that "lifetime" network fills its airways with. Verbal, physical and sexual. It is perhaps why, getting an ID seems like a miniscule thing to do. Welcome to the world of ID. I wish cell phones would have been in use when I went through my personal abuse saga. Now, tell me your story of abuse and what you've really dealt with in life and I'll listen.
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If you won't/can't provide information to secure the right to vote for our elected officials, then it becomes your problem, period.
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Spike, your post is fair, make available places for all to reach. My thought on this voter ID is that we need to stop seeing it as a "power grab". Everyone of us has at least one type of ID if not twenty. Someone who desires to vote, will jump hurdles to do so. When I first went for my voter reg. card, which was mailed to me (at an existing address) I was a bit frustrated that I had to even register. But, it is the way things are and I didn't see it as a Democrat/Republican issue. While the Republicans are pushing for the bill, in the long run, if it did suppress a vote, who's fault is it? The League of Women Voters is all too ready and willing to provide transportation, along with other govt. institutions. Not one person on here or anywhere in this nation can provide one valid reason why voter ID is nonsense. If you are a valid American Citizen, do what is right and vote.
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Ida, there is no more reason to suspect voter suppression than voter intimidation, right? I was highly suppressed on this past general election, scared actually and called in the voter officers from the county to resolve intimidation. It didn't stop me then, and it won't now. But, that will be our greater fear in the future, not suppression, those folks they claim are being suppressed? The showed up in droves this past election, so what's the problem?
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Erik - you live in Pa. felons who are released and on parole status can vote. Persons at Pre-Release can vote. The sentence itself is the punishment. Period. No other add-ons or taking away of rights. That is Pa. law. I think we should make sure voter ID is truly easily obtainable. We could authorize the taking of Photo ID at many locations prior to elections. We could use schools during an appointed time on several weekends. Schools are found in most neighborhoods and more accessible than the DMV.
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"But they could care less about how the lack of ID restricts their lives."
Who made that possible?
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Good response David.
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It is obvious to all that the intent of the voter ID laws are to prevent people from voting.
The GOP won't stop at voter ID either. Soon they'll demand proof of residency at the polling place too. Don't have two utility bills in your name? You can't vote! They'll try everything and anything to stop you from voting.
Shame on YOU if you continue to support their outrageous power grab.
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"In todays high tech world, why could it not be made possible to give photo ID's at the same place one registers?"
Thank you Scott. While I don't know if your suggestion is feasible, at least you have the attitude that something should be done to help these people obtain ID. There are many on the left that preach about the disenfranchised and how this law will restrict them from voting. But they could care less about how the lack of ID restricts their lives. As long as they can vote.
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"Yes, we carefully screen our candidates unlike the DNC which would elect an inexperienced, inarticulate candidate due to the color of his skin." Erik, two things. First, please explain how that careful screening worked in the '08 and '12 presidential elections. I'm thinking that Palin, and the series of presidential hopefuls (Bachman, Perry, Cain, and to a lesser degree, Santorum) that ran in '12 seemed more like shooting stars than candidates who belonged in the national political scene. Second, it sounds like you believe the the DNC and RNC elect candidates.
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Mr. Zook, Premier, & Erik, Why not suggest something constructive. In todays high tech world, why could it not be made possible to give photo ID's at the same place one registers? I believe one can now use an ATM/credit card with a phone attachment. Why not photo IDs?? One could go right into the inner cities and make sure everyone is properly registered.
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Yes, we carefully screen our candidates unlike the DNC which would elect an inexperienced, inarticulate candidate due to the color of his skin.
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I know how to get this law passed across the nation in the blink of an eye.
It would start with a rich person commenting that "poor people" have no right to photo ID let alone vote. That would get the liberal media spinning and the House would be in turmoil to get this redistribution of photo ID's pushed through post haste.
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I still like my idea. Set up photo ID centers in polling places and provide free transport and a free lunch or dinner voucher to each "disenfranchised" voter. Start in January and end it in September.
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Scott36, It isn't funny it is ruinous.
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Makes me wonder how many folks out there bit*ching about not having a voter photo ID are Sam's Club members. Seems to me those photo ID cards should suffice...LOL. FYI, Ms Temple...we elect, not hire, legislators, not legislatures.
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CMReeder, I know, & I personally think it is funny. I think some of them know it too, but are too "hamstrung" by the "religiousness" of their parties platform, & fear being called a "non-conservative". So they do not voice their own possible solution. In the words of Hannity, they are Great American free thinkers.
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Otherwise stated, offer more varieties and quantities of free ice cream for the parasites.Bobbie2
Now, now, let's keep 'corporate welfare" out of it.
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Scott36, Gov. Christie isn't the only one they are doing it to, Rubio for his work on immigration reform. Ted Cruz is being scrutinized because he was born in Canada not the US, by of all people Trump. The candidates for the nomination for the Republican ticket for President will have to prove they deserve to be call conservative and worthy of the conservative's backing.
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Mike, got a counter argument other then "nice try"?
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Oh let the fun begin with the republican party.-rick424 It already has, it seems that they are cannibalistic. e.g. Gov. Christie(spelling?) whom DARED to work with the President in an effort to help the very citizens he was elected to represent. OH THE HORROR!!! RHINO!!!
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Artur Davis made those charges after he lost his election bid as a Republican candidate. When pressed for proof and names of people who could make it happen he could not provide any evidence.
The Voter Id laws only target individual voters, cases of which are next to non-existent. The laws did not address voting fraud, only voters. Fraud still happens.
The increase in black voters may have to do a lot with the fact that the black voters saw the new ID laws as a way to suppress their vote and they made sure they got out and voted. The new laws only incensed the Black voters.
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"Being free means being free to make dumb decisions."- JerryfromRI.
Really Jerry? Then why do we have seat-belt laws?
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JerryfromRI-"No State shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the United States" The 14th amendment, section One."
Nice try, it says nothing about voting. In fact, further it says states shall APPOINT representatives. NEXT!!!
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Great Location ~ perfect for walking to the waterfront and all over downtown. There is a grocery store/deli/wine outlet across the street and a movie theatre. Starbucks all around. Great room with balcony. This was a nice room and our stay was a good deal. We would stay here again.
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Historical Traveler Reviews Warwick Seattle Hotel
Good Location
We spent 2 days and 3 nights in Seattle and the Warwick is a good location for walking anywhere downtown or along the harbor. The staff was friendly, the room was decent, and the hallways are kind of tatty but what you might expect in an older property. The only negative to the Warwick is room service: it takes forever to get anyone to respond, and the food is truly miserable. The croissants we rec'd were like ships biscuits, and I quickly learned to go fetch a good cup of coffee or latte each morning rather than wait on hotel service.
This was our 2nd destination on our honeymoon around the States. We arrived at the Warwick early evening. The front desk was too preoccupied answering the phone than giving us full attention. We got no congratulations and when we got to our room there was no honeymoon extras. I would have expected to have got the Space Needle view but instead we were put on the other side of the hotel, which still had quite an impressive view, but if you'd had been any lower than the 11th floor you wouldn't have realised.
If you get offered room 1106 or anything 06, refuse right away. The room we had was on the triple elevator shaft and all night and day all we heard was them racing up and down the building. We did try to change rooms, but the alternative was smaller and poorly furnished so we put up with the noise for a week.
The so called free shuttle does cost in tips to the drivers, who work their ass off to fill you full of info and other useless tourist crap. Its easier to grab the public bus because that is free and the bus driver keeps their opinions to themselves.
My family and I had a fantastic experience at the Warwick Hotel. We stayed at the hotel for 5 nights. When we first went into the hotel room at 9 pm, we were welcomed with a beautiful view of the Space Needle. My teenage children used the exercise room as well as the pool. My husband and I did also. The concierges were a wealth of information. The entire staff were courteous and helpful. The location was excellent. Just a few blocks from downtown, Pike's Market, and the waterfront. Also, across the street in a grocery store that is open early and closes late.
Very Classy
I stayed here last year for about 2 nights and I was very happy with my room and location. My room faced a great view of the Space Needle and there was a grocery store right across the street for late night snacks. The hotel also has a mini bar if you're too lazy to go out for drinks or snacks. Front desk personnel very professional and site seeing mini bus will pick you up from your hotel just ask the front desk staff to make reservation for you. Also Gray Line airport bus will pick you up from hotel and bring you to airport for 8.50. I wanted to stay here again, but I can't afford it this year. Will definitely come back again though. P.S. rooms very spacious with Queen/King bed and sofa for lounging.
Loved the Warwick!
Great location! The Warwick is within walking distance to everything downtown. Our room had a beautiful view of both the water and the Space Needle. We heard numerous sirens during the evening, but I think you are going to hear that anywhere in downtown Seattle. The staff was extremely courteous. I would definitely stay here again.
My daughter and I stayed at the Warwick Hotel this past weekend for our annual trip away. I chose the Warwick for its location: near shopping and Seattle Center. It is within 3 blocks of Westlake Center and Pacific Place but is just far enough away to be in a seedy area. Didn't sleep most of the night due to car alarms, sirens, loud vehicles and one or two shouting drunks outside. Terrible, terrible room location with "Space Needle View"--we could stay up all night looking at it! The "beautiful Italian marble bathroom" had disgusting mildewy grout around the lovely Italian marble tiles. The rooms furnishings were cheap and unattractive. No coffee maker. Brasserie Margaux was very nice, esp for breakfast and coffee given the lack of coffee in the room but the waitstaff was lackluster.
Great Hotel.....
We stayed at The Warwick for 3 nights on our way to Vancouver. We had a fantastic room with a great Space Needle view. The hotel is perfectly situated to visit most attractions in a matter of minutes. Rooms were clean and well appointed, staff extremely helpful and food in the restaurant is extremely good. We were travelling with 2 children, so the 24hr courtesy shuttle service was most useful and well used!! We would certainly recommend this hotel to anyone visiting Seattle.
Great place to stay in downtown Seattle
My husband and I stayed at the Warwick at the end of October, 2003.
This is a very nice hotel conveniently located in downtown Seattle. Ask for a Space Needle view room on an upper floor. Our room on the 17th floor had a little step out balcony, a mini-bar and Italian marble bathroom. They have a very nice restaurant, the Brassiere Margeaux. The hotel is withing walking distance of Pike's Market, shopping areas such as Nordstrom's and many fine restaurants. One of the best features is the free courtesy van that will take you anywhere you want to go in the downtown area. We used it to go to the EMP at the Space Needle Center and Pioneer Square. It's great - when you are ready to be picked up, you just call them and they come and get you. The concierge is also very helpful. The Airport Grey Line Bus also stops right outside the hotel, which is what we used to get back to Sea-Tac. I would definitely recommend this hotel to anyone who wants to stay in the downtown Seattle area.
Warwick is pretty wonderful!
The Warwick offers most of the amenities of larger city hotels. The staff is very helpful and the free shuttle service is great if you want to park your car and not use a taxi. The rooms are nice and have good quality amenities. Ask for higher floor and the views are great! The carpets and curtains could use a little cleaning but all in all a pretty good stay for the money. Location is easy access - try the Dahlia restaurant accross the street.
Location, Location, Location!
We booked a double room on the North side of the hotel, (Space Needle view), for 2 nights before an Alaskan cruise. We'd flown into Seattle, and we very interested in the free, 24 hour shuttle for the downtown and waterfront area.
This is roughly the same area covered by the free ride bus system, but the buses stop free service at 7 p.m., before many restaurants and entertainment venues close, so the shuttle was a big selling point.
The front desk was polite but the young clerk was a bit full of herself. Other than that, I felt service was very nice. The room itself was large but lacked a separate seating area with small table and two chairs. There was an oversized TV with cable channels, and a small honor bar.
I preferred a regular small frig for leftovers from Roy's, Palace Kitchen and Black Dahlia, (all within easy walking distance and highly recommended), and was able to rearrange the snacks and bottled water/soda to use the bottom of the frig for my own stuff.
The beds were nice and the bathroom had better than average toiletries provided. The view, as advertised, was awesome, with 180 degree glimpses of Elliot Bay, Lake Washinton and of course, the Space Needle.
Bargains can be had, if you watch for them, and a special Memorial Day weekend brought our price down to $139 (for Space Needle view) per night, double.
The best thing about the Warwick, besides the perfect downtown, close to waterfront, downtown shopping and Space Needle, was the Brassiere Margaux attached.
The prix fixe lunch and dinner were excellent bargains, and the best clam chowder, fresh breads and lovely desserts are fantastic. The service was superior but never snooty, and the filling breakfasts were perfect for the traveler on the go.
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Q: What inspired you and your husband, Mitchell Davis, to create Organic Process Productions, a media company that has produced award-winning documentaries, books, video projects and multimedia events?
A: Our passion for media arts and our compulsive need to tell meaningful stories. It also lets us work together and mutually express the love we have for life, which is quite a blessing.
Q: Your first film, "Falling Together in New Orleans," about the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, was the winner of Best Documentary at the 2007 ConvergeSouth Film Festival. How did this documentary set the stage for future projects?
A: I am self-taught and basically learned most of what I know about documentary filmmaking from the 18 months we worked on this film. It was a unique solo-journalistic experience. The day the city opened, I was riding a bike through the rubble looking for a story. And I found the story organically, meeting one person, then another, then another. ... As far as setting the stage, I think we learned that video can affect people. Not necessarily to donate money or something like that, but just to better understand life. All of the documentary video projects I've worked on are passion projects made for the love of the story alone. Fortunately, people are attracted by that approach and are interested in the stories we tell. Our production approach has always been to just get out there and do it. You really don't know the story until you are knee deep in it.
Q: In 2009, you became involved in a number of agricultural projects, including the Rosebank Farms Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) program and making your own "Giddy Goat Cheese." How has the move to a more agrarian lifestyle been different from the technology-driven media industry you had been involved in?
A: I think the most notable difference is physical labor as opposed to sitting in front of a computer. Now, I have the balance of both. In the agrarian world, you learn to work with the seasons, and there's very little down time. There is work to be done all the time, but it's a trade-off for the lifestyle. There also seems to be more of a predictability in my agrarian work than in the media world -- cheese is easier to sell and more accessible to the public than documentary video work.
Q: How have the two come together?
A: It's amazing to us that the two fields have come together perfectly. We are now more focused on agrarian-themed storytelling and use the profits from our cheese sales to help us tell the stories we find important. Currently, we are working with the nonprofit Lowcountry Local First to document their Sustainable Agriculture Initiative, "New Farmer Incubator Project," where they are connecting interns with aging farmers to learn the trade and modernize by using technology to connect with chefs in real time. And we are working on GiveGround.tv, which also marries the two worlds.
Q: GiveGround.tv is a video network that produces and curates documentary shorts and is supported by the sales of locally produced products, like Giddy Goat Cheese. How did you develop the concept of product-supported media?
A: Organic Process Productions began as a for-profit social venture. In direct contrast to a nonprofit, which writes grants for money to support its cause, we wanted to sell our products to raise money to support our storytelling cause. It's the same today, only the cheese is the product more than the documentary DVDs. My paintings and prints also sell to support our video storytelling mission. GiveGround.tv is an extension of that. When you buy our products, you help fund the gathering and dissemination of these stories about people, places and ideas related to local food and keeping old ways of agriculture alive.
Q: You have a passion for local food and encourage others to become involved in community supported agriculture. What do you feel are the benefits of eating local?
A: Fresh food tastes better and has more nutrients so is healthier for the body. Buying local supports your local economy, and it naturally creates a diverse community of people who value good food.
Q: What inspires the flavors of Giddy Goat Cheese, which can be found at the Charleston and Mount Pleasant farmers markets as well as local restaurants and retailers?
A: We were striving for unique and diverse flavors to set us apart from other fresh goat cheese. We decided to stick with four flavors: pure, salt-free chevre for versatility (people can add their own flavor to this or go purist); savory pimiento for a healthy alternative to the traditional Southern concoction; a sweet ginger cheese; and a classic sea salt and cracked pepper. The potential flavors for the chevre are endless, but we don't want to get too distracted by additional flavors as I am eager to develop different styles of cheeses. By 2011, I hope for Giddy Goat to be selling another cheese alongside our fresh chevre.
Q: How has your painting been influenced by your recent lifestyle transformation?
A: It's interesting how the changes are not just in the obviousness of more agrarian subject matter (lots of goats!) but on a deeper level, too. I'm having my first solo show at Bin 152 in September, and I'm excited to see what comes out for that show. My mood is vastly different in this more balanced lifestyle that we've created than it was when we were more technology-driven. My paintings typically reflect my mood, subconscious or otherwise, and it seems my paintings are more humorous and less frenetic.
Q: What is your greatest passion in life?
A: This is a really difficult question for me, but I think it can be boiled down to love. There is no substitute for the hard work required to see dreams actualized, but it has to start with a compulsion driven by love.
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Thursday, January 9, 2014
The Mount Pleasant Transportation Committee heard a request Monday to name the Mathis Ferry/Walt Miller round-about the Armory Circle. The National Guard Armory is located along the stretch where construction was recently completed.
Childrens Circle and Veterans Circle are memorial type namings that already exist in the town.
Cecil Evans Jr. retired in 1989 from the Armory. He is president of the Marion Maurauders Society, a moral, welfare and recreation society that supports the Charlie Company 4th 118th that is housed in the Armory.
The Armory was dedicated in 1963 at that location. Evans considers it a landmark. It has served many purposes from voting precincts to hurricane shelters and weddings. If approved Evans said the society would fund a dedication ceremony.
Committee member Thomasena Stokes-Marshall made a motion to approve the request. She thinks it is a wonderful gesture and recognition to our military men and women who has served.
The motion was approved and will go before town council.
Intersection improvements throughout town are essential to improving traffic facilities, along with drainage, pedestrian and bike path improvements.
A schedule of projects was presented to the committee Monday in order of priority.
Transportation director Brad Morrison said funding for these projects Charleston County Transportation Sales Tax and CTC annual project selections.
Intersection improvements
1. Park West Blvd. - left turn lane at the recreation complex - $230,000
2. Ben Sawyer/Center Street mast signal instalation- $225,000
3. Long Point Road/I-526 West Bound on ramp modification - $730,000
4. Park West Blvd. - left turn lane on Bessemer Rd. - $700,000 - $750,000
Drainage improvements
1. Snee Farm flood study for Whipple Rd. basin - $60,000
2. Oakhaven Boulevard Improvements - $150,000
3. Mathis Ferry Road drainage pipe installation - Bowman to Whipple - $570,000
Pedestrian and Bike
Higher speed/higher vehicular volume rates
1.Park West Blvd. (18,000 ADT) - roundabout to Hwy. 17 - $51,000
2. Park West Blvd. (16,000 ADT) Stockdale to recreation center - $126,800
3. Anna Knapp (8,000 ADT) - Frontage road to Lake Hunter Circle - $87,3000
4. Ben Sawyer Blvd. (16,000 ADT) - Rifle Range to Goodyear Tire - $40,000
5. Stockdale Rd. - Park West to Park Avenue Blvd. $171,4000
6. Rifle Range Rd. (11,000 ADT) - Six Mile Rd. to Hamlin Rd. - $410,000
7. Rifle Range Rd. (10,000 ADT) - Hamlin Rd. to Porchers Bluff - $249,9000
8. Porchers Bluff Rd. (8,000 ADT) - Roundabout to South Morgans Point Rd. - $262,000
Lower speed/lower volume neighborhood
1. Royall Avenue - McCants Blvd. to Center Street - $90,000
2. Pelzer Drive - Coleman Blvd. to Cottingham Drive - $110,000
3. Pherigo Street - Coleman to McCants - $88,000
4. Live Oak Drive - Bennett to Haddrell - $73,000
5. Lansing Drive - Pelzer Drive to Frontage Rd. - $232,000
6. National Drive - $198,000
7. Seacoast Parkway - $177,000
8. Wando Park Blvd. - $190,000
Transportation Sales Tax projects must fall within the category of local paving, intersection improvements, drainage improvements and pedestrian and bike enhancements.
Historically the annual allocation has been $6.5 million.
The committee was tasked with a review of the prioritization.
They ultimately will discuss the reordering of priorities among the full town council next week.
Mount Pleasant Town Councilman Gary Santos donated his left over campaign funds to Darkness to Light, a sexual abuse prevention organization.
He made the donation, on behalf of the Mount Pleasant Recreation Foundation and himself, of $3,078.55 to the Darkness to Light organization in order to support sending hundreds of kids to the Medal of Honor Bowl Game on Jan. 11 at Johnson Hagood Stadium. Some of these funds will also be used for training Mount Pleasant Recreation Departments youth coaches to assist Darkness to Light in ending child sexual abuse. It is an honor to support these two wonderful organizations, Darkness to Light and the Mount Pleasant Recreation Department, with this donation, he said. By donating these funds, we are able to send hundreds of children to the Medal of Honor Football Bowl Game on Saturday and also support the fight against child sexual abuse through the training of our recreation department coaches to recognize the signs of abuse. By working together, we can all help end child sexual abuse in our community.
Call the recreation department at 884-2528 for more information.
The town has created a four year strategic annexation plan of unincorporated properties to solidify the community, create service efficiencies and ensure fairness among taxpayers.
The idea is to moderate and manage the rate of residential and business growth and to provide a uniform plan to foster a healthy pattern of land uses related to livability, transportation and public health.
It has been in effect for a year. The state has complex annexation laws that must be adhered to, resulting in having to create an action plan.
There are areas within the towns planning area not in the town, yet they are part of the larger Mount Pleasant community. These are often referred to as donut holes.
Ravens Run has homes within it that are not incorporated.
A performance measure created with the plan will help staff determine how the plan is working.
Christianne Farrell, director of planning for the town said that a dedicated staff member will be assigned to annexation.
A website has been created so potential property owners can research the benefits to annexation.
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STARKVILLE – So far, Dan Mullen has made all the right moves since being named Mississippi State's head football coach.
From the moment he stepped off that plane in December and rang a cowbell, he's been Mr. Sunshine, focusing on the positive and the possibilities. He's preached family, accountability and responsibility.
He's done the unthinkable: Injected immeasurable enthusiasm into a fan base wearied by Sylvester Croom's five-year reign of error. It's not like Mullen's a big-name, proven coach – although he did come from a big-name, proven program in Florida.
By all appearances, he's got the MSU ship headed in the right direction.
I'm afraid he's about to make a wrong move: Putting Anthony Dixon on the field in Saturday's season-opener against Jackson State.
To review, Dixon was arrested in Starkville on July 18 and charged with DUI. The star senior tailback spent the night in jail. He pleaded guilty and was fined $500.
Dixon has been serving undisclosed team discipline since then, and Mullen said he's done everything asked of him so far. Dixon is not a lock to be the starter, at least not this week.
On Monday, Mullen said whether Dixon will play will be "determined later in the week." Wednesday, Mullen the decision would come on Saturday.
Not suspending Dixon would not be unusual:
– Florida State receiver Rod Owens was arrested for DUI in April. He was suspended indefinitely, pleaded no contest, and it was thought he would miss the season opener against Miami. However, he's listed as running first team on this week's depth chart.
– Nebraska receiver Niles Paul's DUI came in April, too. He was suspended from the last week of spring practice. He was a projected starter at the time, and for this week's opener he's listed as a backup.
So, Mullen could point to such precedent as reason for not suspending Dixon this week. Perhaps the issue revolves around the timing. Dixon's arrest occurred two weeks before preseason camp began – seven weeks before this week's game – so there's been plenty of time for him to serve other punishments.
My real hang-up here is with how long it's taking Mullen to reach a decision. Perhaps he thinks the in-house punishment, once completed, will suffice.
I hope he isn't waiting to see if Arnil Stallworth and/or Robert Elliott, both recovering from knee injuries, will be ready to go full speed. Or to see if Christian Ducré can handle the load.
If that's the case, then Mullen's messed up already. Dixon's punishment should be decided apart from personnel issues. Otherwise, it has no teeth, it smacks of preferential treatment, and Dixon's teammates will see right through it.
Not good for team chemistry, I don't care how likable Dixon is.
And will anything get through to Dixon like sitting out a game? The best way to get a player's attention is to keep him on the sidelines.
Mullen's ultimate goal, I'm sure, is to make Dixon understand how fortunate he is to be a star tailback in the SEC, and how much his team needs him. Because if the Bulldogs want to win this year, they need Dixon carrying a heavy load.
They don't need him to beat Jackson State, though. They could make do without him for one game.
It would show that Mullen won't put up with off-field foolishness. He's a demanding guy on the field, he should be the same off it.
It'd be the right move.
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- Family First Sports Park will host an adult men's flag football tournament to be played Dec 29 and 30. Cost is $225 per team. Referee fee is included. Format is 6-on-6 with a 14-player max. There is room for 20 teams. To reserve a spot, call Ron Stahon at (814) 572-1287.
- Family First Sports Park is organizing a winter adult men's flag football league. Cost is $450 plus referee fees. The league will begin the first weekend of January. For more information, call Ron Stahon at (814) 572-1287.
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Skinny Egg Nog Shakekathypatalsky
I know you are quite busy dunking stacks of christmas cookies in hot chocolate and powering through holiday bark and candy canes, but try this skinny holiday treat on for size. This frosty Skinny Egg Nog Shake is not what it seems at all.. But luckily, it tastes amazing! So you will not miss all the usual "egg nog-y" ingredients anyways. And bonus: this shake will energize you for tall that last-minute holiday shopping. Check out this recipe..
This smoothie makes a delicious drink to fill you up and keep you from gobbling down too many Christmas cookies. but with all the delish "egg nog" flavor you will not feel like you are missing out on any holiday fun.
Two bananas, loaded with fiber, will help fill you up and energize you. The bananas blend into a creamy, frosty, shake-like texture worth craving.
So turn up the fireplace flames or heater and put on a cozy holiday sweater as you sip your way to nog-land.
Skinny Egg Nog Smoothie
vegan, serves 1-2
2 bananas, frozen
1 cup soy or coconut nog (non-dairy egg nog)
boost the nog flavor by adding: 1/2 tsp cinnamon, 1/8 tsp ginger powder, 1/8 tsp nutmeg
1/4 cup ice
Optional flavor boosts:
orange twist: add a pinch of orange zest for a hint of orange flavor
vanilla-infused: 1/8 tsp vanilla extract or use a real vanilla bean
cocoa-boost: add a scoop of unsweetened cocoa powder for a chocolate nog shake
optional protein boost: 1 scoop your favorite vanilla-flavored protein powder
adults-only: add 1 shot of brandy for a party-themed shake
top with: swirl of rice or soy whipped cream + pinch of cinnamon
Directions: Blend and serve! Adjust liquid to make a thinner or thicker shake.
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Posted 07 September 2005 - 09:38 AM
|QUOTE (gio17vani @ September 7, 2005 - 04:13AM)
|I think its mannys job to lose. I believe the only concern on the wings part is whether he can go the distance and play consistently for so many games which is something he is not used to so they'll have osgood ready to jump in. Put me down for Legace to start and hopefully he is allowed to prove himself if he faulters which wasn't the case in 04 filling in for joseph when he got yanked for one bad game which doesn't really send the right message to a goalie not used to playing more than 1 or 2 games in a row in which for which he did exceptionally well in my opinion.
why would it be manny's job to lose?
Osgood has won 200+ games as a Wing, 300+ overall. He's got career stats that compare favorably to Hall of Famers and just came off one of his statistically better years on one of the worst teams in the NHL. He is the second best goalie in Wings history. He was scouted heavily by then-scout, now-GM Ken Holland since the age of 16 an became a family friend because they lived in the same city.
Legace has never been a starter, but has shown the ability. He has not shown he has the stamina.
Holland has said neither has the job locked up.
If it's any goalie's job to lose, it's Osgood's.
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Posted 08 September 2005 - 05:07 PM
agreed eva, osgood has two cups under his belt. One of which he won as the starter. Plus he's extremly well know to the team and the wings front office. I doubt highly they would go out and get him, and him sign for a song, only to play back up. It's osgoods job to lose.
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NEW ORLEANS - Les Miles squeezed out a smile, clenched his left hand nervously, and extended his right hand toward Nick Saban. The coaches got in an awkward grasp, forced a bit of small talk, and then posed for the cameras behind the crystal trophy that only one of them can hoist toward the Superdome roof come Monday night.
This was the last of their pregame obligations - one final chance for Miles to deflect a query about whether top-ranked Louisiana State is the favorite to make it to the BCS title next year, one more opportunity for Saban to show he's got a life beyond his stranglehold on the storied program at No. 2 Alabama.


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Syracuse, NY - A 23-year-old man was sentenced this morning in Onondaga County Court to five years in prison for stabbing the Syracuse police chief's son.
Demetrius Archie, of 123 Onondaga Ave., Apt. 2, pleaded guilty to second-degree assault on April 16.
He admitted to stabbing Frank Fowler Jr., 21, shortly after midnight on January 6 inside the Upstate Convenience Market at 919 South Ave.
Judge Anthony Aloi sentenced Archie, who was brought into the courtroom in chains and a green jail uniform, to five years in prison, with an additional five years of post-release supervision.
Co-defendant Antwann Underwood pleaded guilty to second-degree assault earlier this year and was sentenced in April to two years in prison. Underwood held Fowler while Archie stabbed him five times in the chest and buttocks, according to court papers.
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The man, Carlos Rodriguez, 51, of Bayonne, was charged two counts of drug possession, police said.
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The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Review
Skyrim is easily one of the strongest and best examples of the Western RPG, and it further establishes Bethesda's reputation as one of the most talented and creative forces in the gaming industry.
Talent perks can only be unlocked if the player has reached a requisite proficiency level with in a type of attack or skill. So, for example, if your character fights most battles with a two-handed battleaxe, their two-handed proficiency will rise faster than their defensive or one-handed attack skills. The talents aren't limited to combat, though; skills such as blacksmithing, alchemy, lockpicking, sneaking and bartering are also available for a boost. Once again, the more players use these skills, the more perks become available for unlocking.
The talent-trees themselves are represented by swirling star constellations in the heavens above Skyrim and are both beautiful to look at and easy to navigate. That latter quality is, fortunately, shared by all of the game's menus and while it may sound like a bulletpoint on a factsheet to praise the menu system, Bethesda really do deserve some credit for its work in this respect. Given the volume of abilities, attacks and information players need to have readily available to them in the game, a poor menu system could have easily turned Skyrim into a chore.
That certainly doesn't happen here; players can easily flip between their inventory, magic abilities, talent trees and their map of the world by simply hitting the B button (in the Xbox 360 version tested) and flicking the right stick. They can hotkey any item or magical ability by highlighting it with the Y button, and mapping it to the D-Pad. They can also choose any perspective to play the game from; clicking in the right thumbstick switches the camera from first to third-person view, and by holding in the right stick and panning back with the left, players can shift their perspective to as close or as far away as they like.
If Skyrim has one weak spot, it's the fact that occasionally the odd bug in the gameplay raises its ugly head. Players may find their heroic efforts hit a snag when they become stuck against a piece of scenery, or prompted to talk to a character that remains oblivious to all of their prodding. These aren't deal-breakers, necessarily, and to an extent they're to be expected from a game this size. Most of them can be avoided by loading a previous save, but there were one or two instances in our play-through, which threatened to hold up my progression.
In one mission, where my task was to become wedded to the in-game love of my life, I was informed that I'd failed to get married after being jilted at the altar. When I tried to get hitched a second time, my bride-to-be arrived at the church with no eyes in her head, making her wedding vows seem more than a tad sinister. There were also a couple of instances where the game crashed completely, requiring a console reboot. With all of this in mind, we urge you to remember that this is a Bethesda Game and while auto-saves occur between entering and exiting new environments, players risk being hurled back into early stages of the game if they don't save well and save often.
In the light of the game's impressive strengths, however, all of this criticism feels like unnecessary nitpicking. Skyrim is easily one of the strongest and best examples of the Western RPG, and it further establishes Bethesda's reputation as one of the most talented and creative forces in the gaming industry. Moreover, it offers players a world so vast they could easily become lost in it, and so beautiful they may never wish to return from it.
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I downloaded AOEO yesterday and was excited to try it out, but then the screen for product key came up. I didn't remember getting any product key when I downloaded it from the main website so I tried to google it. People said that I should go into the download tab and click 'view key', but my downloads tab is completely empty since I downloaded the game from the main website. I tried to figure out a way to download it through my marketplace, but in vain.
I see other people on the forums having the EXACT same problem and you haven't really answered them, so please be nice and fix our problems.
When you say "pinkcupcakepie", do you mean like, rainbow cupcakes?
Also, you probably won't have much luck here. Your best bet is still over at the AoEO site (This site is really more about AoE3, even though the skin here might suggest different)
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Search for "Age of Empires Online" and select the game link (Here's a link if you're in the US - its region dependent though http://marketplace.xbox.com/en-US/Product/Age-of-Empires-Online/66acd000-77fe-1000-9115-d8044d530fa3 )
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Monday, April 7, 2014
Pinewood Prep invites interested runners to register for its 2014 Pinewood Back Nine 5K and One-Mile Fun Run. The event, presented by American Automated Payroll (AAP), is a USATF-certified race that will unfold along the beautiful pathways of Summervilles Legend Oaks Golf Club.
Once again, Pinewood Prep is putting a philanthropic spin on its annual 5K race, partnering with Summerville-based Children in Crisis, Inc. to share in the proceeds of this years event. Children in Crisis, Inc. supports the Dorchester Childrens Center, which is dedicated to creating communities in which children and families live free from abuse and are free to reach their full potential.
We are pleased to support the work of both Pinewood Prep and Children in Crisis, worthwhile local organizations that are making a difference in childrens lives every day, said Andrew Osborne, president of AAP. Whats more, the race helps promote the importance of exercise and healthy living among both young and young at heart.
April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month. The Pinewood Back Nine 5K will help promote the national Pinwheels for Prevention campaign, a call to all Americans to aid in the healthy development of our nations children. The Pinwheel is the focus of the campaign, and a symbol of healing and hope. As part of this nationwide effort, pinwheels will be displayed along the pathways of the race. Interested individuals may support the cause by purchasing a pinwheel that displays their unique message for $25.
The Pinewood Back Nine 5K will kick-off at 7:45 a.m. on Saturday, April 26 at Legend Oaks Golf Club, located at 118 Legend Oaks Way in Summerville. Prizes will be awarded to the top three male and female finishers overall, and to the top finishers in each standard five-year age group. All finishers in the One-Mile Fun Run will receive a prize, and awards will be given to the top three male and female finishers in each of the following categories: ages 6 and under; ages 7-8; ages 9-10; and ages 11-12.
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The Federal Reserve releases consumer credit data for August.
Officials from the U.S. and the European Union start a second, weeklong negotiation round on the planned free trade agreement between the two economic giants. The talks in Brussels will focus on harmonizing regulations — one of the many issues to tackle in view of concluding a deal, possibly within a year or so, that would strengthen trade and boost gross domestic product on both sides of the Atlantic.
Economy Ministry releases August industrial orders figures for Germany, Europe's biggest economy and one of SOuth Carolina's largest trading partners.
The Federal Statistical Office releases export and import data for August.
The Federal Reserve releases minutes from its September interest-rate meeting.
The Economy Ministry releases August industrial production figures for Germany, Europe's biggest economy.
The Charleston Trident Association of Realtors releases its September home sales report.
U.S. Labor Department releases weekly jobless claims.
Freddie Mac, the mortgage company, releases weekly mortgage rates.
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IShares S&P/TSX Completion Index Fund Becomes Oversold (XMD)
In trading on Wednesday, shares of iShares S&P/TSX Completion Index Fund (XMD.TO"> XMD.TO) entered into oversold territory, hitting an RSI reading of 29.96, after changing hands as low as $20.98 per share. By comparison, the current RSI reading of the S&P/TSX Composite Index is 31.7. A bullish investor could look at XMD's 29.96 RSI reading today as a sign that the recent heavy selling is in the process of exhausting itself, and begin to look for entry point opportunities on the buy side. The chart below shows the one year performance of XMD shares:
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CN Rail and the Teamsters union say a new tentative agreement has been reached, averting a potential strike by 3,000 workers that could have come as early as this weekend.
CN says details of the tentative three-year contract won't be released until it's ratified by union members.
The union, which represents about 3,000 conductors and yard workers, had previously rejected another tentative deal negotiated last fall.
The federal government had said it was prepared to intervene and force CN workers back on the job if they had gone ahead with a walkout that could have begun as early as Saturday morning.
Labour Minister Kellie Leitch says a strike at Canada's largest railway would hurt farmers and the forestry sector.
Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall had called on Ottawa to step in before a strike even began.
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