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Farmers Insurance Exchange Class Action Settlement
By Matt O'Donnell
Farmer's Group, Inc. has reached a $455 million class action lawsuit settlement over allegedly charging its insurance Exchanges, which are owned by subscribers, illegally high fees. The Farmers class action settlement affects anyone who subscribed to an insurance policy issued by Farmers Insurance Exchange, Fire Insurance Exchange or Truck Insurance Exchange between 1999 and 2010.
The Farmers Group class action settlement will resolve allegations that the management fees that Farmers Group received to manage certain operations of the Farmers insurance Exchanges were too high and that Farmers Group made too much in profits in violation of California law. The Exchanges are insurance companies that are owned by their subscribers. The management fees that the Exchanges pay Farmers Group come out of the premiums that subscribers pay for their insurance.
Farmers Group denies any wrongdoing but has agreed to settle the class action lawsuit, entitled Fogel v. Farmers Group, Inc., by creating a $455 million settlement fund to pay out Class Members. Class Members of the Farmers Group settlement include anyone who, at any time between January 1, 1999 and December 31, 2010, had an insurance or reinsurance policy issued by Farmers Insurance Exchange, Fire Insurance Exchange or Truck Insurance Exchange.
As a Class Member, you're entitled to a certain percentage of the Farmers class action settlement. Your payment will depend on the amount of premiums you paid during the class period as well as the amount of premiums paid by all Class Members during that time period. To receive your share of the Farmers class action settlement, you must submit a valid claim form online at FogelSettlement.com or postmarked no later than December 6, 2011.
Detailed information on how to submit a valid claim form and receive your share of the Farmers Group Insurance Exchange Class Action Lawsuit Settlement can be found in our Open Lawsuit Settlements section.
Updated June 16th, 2011
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The FBI says 59-year-old Luis Delagarza of Farmers Branch is the so-called Mesh Mask Bandit responsible for robbing 19 banks in four counties since December 31, when he first held up the BBVA Compass branch on W. Northwest Highway across from Bachman Lake.
According to federal law enforcement officials, Delagarza has been arrested and charged with committing the April 22 armed bank robbery of a Wells Fargo Bank on Josey Lane in Farmers Branch. As it happened, that was the robbery during which a bank employee sitting at a desk looked out the window and saw the gunman putting on his mask as he made his way into the bank. That same witness also saw the man leaving the bank and removing his mask.
Those two glimpses of the man sans mask led to the sketch circulated by the FBI in May, when a $20,000 reward was offered in connection with the bandit's capture.
And, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office, "This witness later positively identified Delagarza in a photo line-up."
Delagarza made his first appearance in federal court today in front of U.S. Magistrate Judge Irma C. Ramirez; he will remain in federal custody pending a preliminary hearing and motion to detain is held Tuesday.
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The Broad's festive science images, part 5: Liver cells, in color
Here at the BroadMinded Blog, we polled the Broad community for their best holiday-themed scientific imagery — and we got some wonderful responses. We posted a few at the end of 2010, and here's one more!
This stunning picture is a false-colored microscopic image of human liver cells grown with mouse fibroblasts in vitro. The cellular model is useful for identifying changes in liver cells when treated with drugs. In this image, a blue stain marks the liver cell DNA, and green stains the cells' endoplasmic reticulum.
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Mike Ribeiro doesn't like to sit out.
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Ribeiro, who is known on the Stars for his long shifts, has been itching to get back into the lineup after suffering a severe throat injury Jan. 6 in New York. While the immediate urgency of an emergency tracheotomy and an extended stay in New York caused Ribeiro to take pause, the desire to get back on the ice quickly took over.
Ribeiro has played 76 or more games in each of the past five seasons, including all 82 games last season, so he's not really used to this downtime thing.
"You hate that you cannot help the team win," Ribeiro said of missing 15 games so far. "Usually, with injuries, I like to be play even if I'm hurt. If I can skate, I like to play."
But this, Ribeiro said, is a "freaky" injury, so he has been having to read and react. He had to let his trachea heal after an accidental spearing by Rangers forward Christopher Higgins, and he had to make sure he could breathe properly and get his conditioning back. It has taken some time, but Ribeiro has been under intense conditioning drills for a week and would like to return Tuesday when the Stars play at Chicago. The Stars cleared the way for that by assigning center Warren Peters back to the Texas Stars (AHL) on Sunday.
"Tuesday will be five weeks, and that's a pretty big mark for him," Stars coach Marc Crawford said. "A big part of recuperating is seeing how your body recovers to a day off [Sunday]. That'll happen for him Monday. Monday's practice will be a full practice."
In fact, Ribeiro said he's looking forward to getting out of his "conditioning" routine and getting back to the normal world of hockey. Not only does he live for the rush and excitement of games, he's also not a huge fan of the bag skates designed to improve aerobic capacity.
"It's easier to play than practice, so I'd rather play than practice," he said with a smile. "It feels like training camp, and it's never fun at training camp."
Ribeiro said he feels good physically and that one of the biggest challenges will be the mental battle to engage in play, where sticks, skates and pucks will fly around with the potential to hit him in the throat. He will wear a throat guard, but there still will be the instinct to protect the injury.
"It's still not healed 100 percent, but I'm breathing well and skating well, and it's just a matter of getting hit and getting through that fear of getting hit in that same spot," he said. "The only way to face that fear is by playing."
Ribeiro said he will probably start out at about 10 to 12 minutes of ice time in his first game. He is averaging 19:30 this season and played almost 21 a game last season, so it will be interesting how quickly he gets hungry for more minutes. That said, coach Marc Crawford has been pushing all season for Ribeiro to cut his average shift length down so that the coach could keep rolling lines and keep energy in the game. Maybe the reset will actually be helpful in that regard for the Stars.
Still, Crawford will have more tough decisions. Ribeiro's linemate for the past three seasons has been Brenden Morrow, and Morrow has been productive on a line with Steve Ott and Jamie Benn in recent games. Will Crawford consider moving Benn back to wing? Will Ribeiro's return affect the ice time of Mike Modano, who has seven goals in the past 11 games while Ribeiro has been out of the lineup?
Bottom line, the Stars will have to learn to adjust. Ribeiro led the Stars in scoring for the past three seasons, so the team will be better getting him back up to full speed.
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Erie County sheriff's deputies arrested three people in three separate incidents involving driving while intoxicated early Saturday morning, officials reported.
The first incident took place shortly after midnight when deputies were sent to investigate a report of a single car crash on Snow Road on the Seneca Nation Reservation.
They discovered the driver of the vehicle, Luanne M. Isaacs, 28, of Buffalo, was intoxicated and charged her with DWI. A breath test showed her blood-alcohol content was 0.19 percent. She was also charged with unlawful possession of marijuana. She was released on an appearance ticket returnable to the Town of North Collins Court.
Then at about 1 a.m., deputies responded to a call about a disorderly person on Grand Island Boulevard on Grand Island. They found Margaret Vucetic, 43, of Grand Island, trying to drive away, and she was charged with DWI. She refused to submit to a breath test and was taken to the Erie County Holding Center pending arraignment in Grand Island Town Court.
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Neverland Meets Graceland
Holy Vow! Michael Jackson and Lisa Marie Presley 'Fess Up to Getting Hitched. But Is It Love—or a Brilliant Business Move?
Meet Michael Jackson, family man.
It's hard to imagine how our unstable world, which recently witnessed the evisceration of the singer's career by accusations of child molestation, is going to accommodate the notion. But we probably have no choice. On Aug. 1, Lisa Marie, 26, Elvis Presley's only child, issued a statement confirming the whispers that had been swirling for weeks: She had indeed wed the 35-year-old pop genius. "My married name is Mrs. Lisa Marie Presley-Jackson," said the announcement, issued three weeks after a Dominican Republic judge produced a marriage license for all to see, dated May 26 and bearing the couple's signatures. "My marriage to Michael Jackson took place in a private ceremony outside the United States weeks ago," Presley-Jackson's statement continued. "I am very much in love with Michael, I dedicate my life to being his wife. I understand and support him. We both look forward to raising a family."
Of course, Presley-Jackson already brings to the marriage two children. Danielle, 5, and Benjamin, 22 months, are, respectively her daughter and son by her first husband, rock bassist Danny Keough, 29, whom she married in 1988. It's quite possible, when you think of it, that Michael was considering that outfit for one of her kids. On the other hand, the purchase just might have had something to do with an astounding rumor that seemed to emerge last week from nowhere. Was Lisa Marie Presley-Jackson pregnant?
Hey, never say Neverland.
Nonetheless, as a couple they are kind of hard to reconcile. On the one hand, you have the 5'3" Graceland heiress, who has her father's sensuous mouth, a $150 million estate that likely will be completely hers at age 30 and an unswerving faith in the controversial Church of Scientology. On the other hand, there is the 5'10" but perpetually waiflike, notoriously germphobic, curio-at-large Jackson. The singer, who seems never to have had a serious romantic relationship, is still under investigation by L.A. and Santa Barbara authorities for allegedly molesting a now 14-year-old boy. (The civil portion of the case was settled in January, when Jackson paid the child a reported $15 to $20 million in damages.)
The families of the bride and groom have not exactly been gushing forth their approval. Jackson's parents, Joe and Katherine, and his siblings, Rebbie, Jackie, Tito, Jermaine, LaToya, Marlon, Randy and Janet, had no immediate comment about Michael's marriage, but Johnnie L. Cochran Jr., who represented Michael in the molestation case, says that those in his inner circle "are happily surprised." (A call to the $3.99-a-minute LaToya Jackson Psychic Network, however, elicited this response from a psychic named Stephanie: "I can see them together a year from now...as far as two.") Lisa Marie's mother, Priscilla, 48, who attended her daughter's first marriage but not her second, said through her publicist that she is "very supportive of everything Lisa Marie does." But she has said nothing further in public, and one source close to the Presley camp says he saw Priscilla a month after the wedding, "and she looked downright terrible. It was obvious she was very preoccupied."
Buck up, Mom. Michael is reportedly writing three songs for Lisa Marie and adding them to his next album, History, a greatest-hits collection due in the fall. Besides, there must be some way to make sense of this marriage. One suggestion: Their lifestyles are compatible, says David Adler, coauthor of the 1990 unauthorized paperback bio of Lisa Marie, Elvis' Daughter. Like Michael, says Adler, Elvis's only child is "reclusive and idiosyncratic." (Favorite place to shop: the Dart Rexall drugstore on La Cienaga in L.A.) And certainly their celebrity synchronicity is undeniable. "Lisa Marie's mother married the most famous singer of her time," says Adler, referring to the 1967 marriage between Presley and 20-year-old Priscilla, "and now Lisa Marie has married the most famous singer of her era." Says Washington attorney John Coale, Lisa Marie's friend: "I guess she and Michael are our rock and roll royalty."
This much seems certain: The two definitely get along and enjoy hanging around together. When they stayed a week at Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate in Palm Beach, Fla., last winter, they spent each evening, says Trump, "holding hands and talking until the wee hours"—even if they did always adjourn to separate bedrooms. Last week the New York Post reported that the newly-weds have spent many summer nights in the small but lavishly landscaped park atop New York City's Trump Tower. "They hold hands, kiss and cuddle, stare into each other's eyes and look out at the stars together," a source told the Post. And a longtime friend of the Jackson family says that, with Lisa Marie, one gnawing source of anxiety is absent: "Michael always said that he never knew if a girl was going to like him for himself or his money. She's not after him for money."
How long has this been going on? One employee of Jackson's who prefers to remain anonymous says that Lisa Marie "has known Michael almost all of her life. Elvis brought her around to meet the Jackson Five when she was a little kid, and they stayed in touch." (Lisa Marie, who was raised mostly by her mother after Priscilla and Elvis divorced in 1973, was 9 when her father died in 1977.) Coale says their adult friendship began in November 1992 in L.A. This past April, Lisa Marie announced that she was breaking up with Keough—who it now turns out, obtained a quickie, uncontested divorce in Santo Domingo on May 6 (they will share custody of the children). A mere 18 days later, Jackson and his intended jetted to the deluxe spa Casa de Campo in the Dominican province of La Romana. From there it was viva La Vega, as the lovebirds proceeded to a town of that name for the May 26 nuptials, conducted by civil judge Hugo Francisco Alvarez Pérez.
Since Lisa Marie's announcement, Jackson and his new family have been spending most of their time holed up in a 12-room duplex near the top of Trump Tower. Michael was making daily trips, via chauffeured van with blacked-out windows, across town to the Hit Factory recording studio, often with Lisa Marie.
If this wedding is in part a public relations ploy engineered by Jackson to rehabilitate his image, it has already succeeded. Not so long ago, Jackson's strange world was a shambles. Amid the allegations of child molestation last year, he canceled his international tour, then was spirited away by Liz Taylor to a London drug clinic, where he reportedly was treated for an addiction to painkillers. Pepsi declined to renew his $10 million contract. Back in the States last December, he was strip-searched and photographed by police looking for identifying marks—an experience he tearfully described as "the most humiliating ordeal of my life." Now, though criminal charges could still be brought against him, Jackson is once again the sweetly smiling pop idol who can draw adoring fans to a steamy New York City street corner on the chance that they may catch a glimpse of him and his new bride.
But are the folks down in Graceland as impressed by Michael? The truth is, Elvis does live on—as a corporate entity. The King left an estate worth only $5 million. But thanks to careful management by ex-wife Priscilla and Jack Soden, CEO of Presley Enterprises, the income from the Graceland museum, memorabilia and royalties is $20 million annually and the value of the estate has multiplied more than 20 times. The Graceland folks may actually appreciate Jackson, an undisputably shrewd businessman. He earns $30 million a year through a music-publishing catalog—including titles by the Beatles and none other than Elvis—that he bought in 1985. A source close to Jackson says the singer has long wanted to acquire the entire Presley catalog. "He's always had a fascination with Elvis," says the friend.
Strange as it may sound, Jackson could actually be a maturing influence on his new wife, who is set to assume control of the company in 1998. A close friend of the CEO says Soden has long been nervous about what he considers Lisa Marie's "unpredictable" behavior. The high school dropout went through an admitted period of rebellious drug-taking and battling with Priscilla. And now, if one source in the Presley camp is to be believed, their future chairwoman up and married Michael Jackson—a businessman with a track record of accumulating music rights—without informing them.
Michael may even unleash the songbird in Lisa Marie. "Maybe he'll produce a solo album for her," says his ex-manager Frank DiLeo. Presley-Jackson has long talked about pursuing a music career, and in the early '90s even made some demo songs before putting showbiz aside to raise her children. Her singing, says Coale, "is fabulous. She likes rhythm and blues, like Aretha Franklin."
Unlike Lady Soul, though, she is not likely to sit in with her local Baptist choir. Presley-Jackson is a member of the Church of Scientology, the somewhat mysterious, putatively powerful sect founded by science-fiction writer L. Ron Hubbard in the early '50s. Presley-Jackson (along with Tom Cruise, Kirstie Alley and John Travolta) is high on the celebrity roster for the group, which claims a membership of 8 million (a more realistic appraisal is 50,000). Scientologists-to-be undergo an elaborate series of emotionally depleting therapy sessions. The charge for these depends on the member's ability to pay. According to author Jon Atack, a former Scientologist who is now considered an expert on the sect, passing the 27 indoctrination "levels" can cost a celebrity member $300,000.
That was not enough to dissuade Presley-Jackson. "I always had a lot of questions, and living and existing didn't answer them but only upset me more," she told PEOPLE in 1993. "Scientology answered all those questions. You understand human behavior, what's going on here and why people are the way they are." You also tend to hang out with other Scientologists. Priscilla is one, and it was she who introduced the teenage Lisa Marie to the sect. Keough, Lisa Marie's ex-husband, is also one.
Now there are rumors that Jackson, a former Jehovah's Witness (he left that religion in 1987, after 24 years), has been meeting with Scientology worldwide leader David Miscavige. "They recruit the emotionally vulnerable," says Atack, and Jackson—who once stunned a dinner party of Hollywood executives by lowering his head to the table and bursting into sobs—is definitely in that category. But a friend of Jackson disputes that. "No one can control Michael," he says. "He's always been independent."
It would be possible for Michael to marry Lisa Marie without joining her church. But a Scientologist friend of Presley-Jackson says that even if he doesn't convert, the couple "may have found that they were just right for each other spiritually."
Meanwhile, Presley-Jackson friend John Coale says simply that "Lisa knows what she's doing" marrying Jackson—and that he's planning to go out soon to buy the couple a gift. "Probably something from Tiffany's," Coale says. "Lisa Marie has very good taste."
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With pigtails and plenty of giggles, Lucy Li just wants to have fun like any 11-year-old girl. Except that this week, she's playing the biggest event in women's golf.
The sixth-grader from Redwood Shores, California, near San Francisco, doesn't appear to be the least bit overwhelmed by the attention around her since she became the youngest qualifier in U.S. Women's Open history when she shot 68 at Half Moon Bay last month to win her sectional by seven shots.
The pre-teen, who sports braces on her teeth, celebrated by having dinner at her favorite restaurant and watching The Amazing Spider-Man 2.
"She looks so darn cute," said onetime youth golf phenom Michelle Wie, who didn't make it to her first Women's Open until she was 13. "I was like, 'I don't think I looked that cute when I was 11.' But she just looks so excited, so wide-eyed … And I'm just really so excited for her to be out. It's a memory that will last her a lifetime. What other 11-year-old can say that they played in the U.S. Open at Pinehurst? And she got to see the men play, too."
Li only became serious about golf four years ago when she set up shop in Miami to work with Jim McLean. Just two months ago, Li won her age division in the inaugural Drive, Chip and Putt Championship at Augusta National. And now she's at Pinehurst No. 2, ready to take on the course where Martin Kaymer won the U.S. Open on Sunday.
"It's awesome, right?" she said, giggling as she answered questions from media. "I mean, Pinehurst and Augusta National in like two months. I mean, that's just amazing. It's mind-blowing for me. It's been awesome. The food is great and it's been a lot of fun. I've made a lot of friends."
There's something about the U.S. Women's Open in the North Carolina sandhills that attracts all the kids, who have played in this tournament before. Age is not an issue.
"Look, if you're good enough, you're old enough – or young enough, whichever way you look at it," pro golfer Laura Davies said.
"If you can play the golf and you can qualify, then have a go. What's the worst that can happen? She shoots a million this week and everyone says, 'Wasn't it great she was here?' So I don't think anything bad can come out of it because she's too young to worry about the pressure."
"She's just having fun," Davies added. "She's got a week off school. It's perfect."
Li, who is not the youngest player in Women's Open history – Beverly Klass played at age 10 in 1967 – laughed and laughed when a reporter asked about whether her father could beat her.
"No," the petite golfer responded, moving closer to the microphone.
She made one thing clear as her star power rises. She's not out to prove anything. She's not out to make history.
"The perfect week? I just want to go out there and have fun and play the best I can, and I really don't care about the outcome," Li said. "I want to have fun. I want to learn a lot from these great players."
Lucy Li, 11-Year-Old Golfer, Takes On the U.S. Women's Open
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Diaper banks distribute their resources through local agencies such as nonprofit organizations like United Way, religious organizations (churches and synagogues), and school family resource centers. They are not distributed directly to individuals. Individuals who need assistance must contact local agencies who will get the needed supplies via their local diaper bank.
How to Start a Diaper Bank
Many communities are responding to the great need to get absorbent incontinence products to those who are unable to afford them, and so the number of these banks is growing. If you are interested in starting one in your locale, many of the diaper banks give ideas on how to start a diaper drive in your community. The Diaper Bank of New Haven, CT, while at this time only serving the needs of infants and toddlers, has good advice for how to start a diaper bank. You may wish to contact other diaper banks in the US and ask them how you might expand your new diaper bank to include adult products.
How to Have a Successful Diaper Drive
There are many good ideas on the Diaper Bank of Southern Arizona website for doing diaper drives in your community:
Many of the other diaper banks in the US also have information on diaper drives and how to conduct them/ You can see their ideas on their websites. See the listing below for links to the many websites.
If you have diapers or absorbent products that you will not be needing, please contact your nearest diaper banks to donate your products to them as part of their diaper drives.
Listing of US Diaper Banks
The list below is of known diaper banks in the US as of March 1, 2010. We will continue to add to this list as we learn of new diaper banks. If you are aware of a bank not on our list, please forward the information to us in our Contact Us area.
Diaper Bank of Southern Arizona - Tuscon AZ
Family Diaper Bank Inc - Oracle, AZ
Valley of the Sun Diaper Bank - Phoenix, AZ
Baby Drive of Homeward Bound - Phoenix, AZ
Diaper Bank of Yuma - Yuma, AZ
North State Diaper Bank- Chico, CA
Southern California Diaper Bank - Dana Point, CA
East Bay Diaper Bank - Danville, CA
Bay Area Diaper Bank - Fremont, CA
Los Angeles Diaper Drive - Los Angeles, CA
New Haven Diaper Bank - New Haven, CT
Destiny Diaper Bank - Cape Coral, FL
(expanded in Feb. 2010 to include North Fort Myers area, also)
St Paul Episcopal Church-Diaper Bank Partnership - McHenry, IL
Diaper Bank of Southern Illinois - Carbonale, IL
Diaper Bank of Michiana - South Bend, IN
Happy Bottoms - Kansas City, KS
Autism Support Group of Genesee County - Grand Blanc, MI
The Detroit Area Diaper Bank - Detroit, MI
Child & Family Resources Diaper Bank - Mount Arlington, NJ
Baby Buggy - New York, NY
Infant Crisis Services - Oklahoma City, OK
Bend Community Center/Diaper Bank - Bend OR
The Diaper Spot - Washington, PA
South Carolina Diaper Change - Charleston, SC
Westside Baby Diaper Bank - Seatlle, WA
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Jeff Martin, SVSU Board of Control chairman, will confer the presidential medallion to Bachand, who then will give his official address.
The board hired Bachand in February after a six-month search.
U.S. Congressman Dan Kildee, Delta College president Jean Goodnow, members of SVSU's faculty, students, and alumni are among those scheduled to speak.
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Did Joe Frazier Underestimate George Foreman In their 1st Fight?
Discuss and debate whether he did or not since he recently had beaten muhammad ali in 1971 in the fight of the century and was also undefeated do you reckon maybe frazier underestimated george foreman since frazier did better against him in their second fight?...
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Frazier took a ferocious beating in fight of the century, he very near died, he then took time off with his blues band "The Knockouts" and done a world tour, he fought a couple of fights against fringe contenders but when he met Foreman in Jamaica Frazier was 15lbs overweight compaired to his fight with Ali in 71, Foreman sent Frazier to the canvas 6 times before referee Arthur Mercante called a halt with Frazier on his feet but looking in bad shape.. Frazier was also suffering eyesight problems at that time.
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I think everyone was underestimating Foreman especially against Frazier who just came off winning the Ali, no one could off predicted what happened that night.
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the outcome in 71 wouldnt be much different, frazier was fitter and could have gone maybe 3-4 more rounds.
at the end foremans power was something out of this world when he was 23, thats why i would pick foreman always over frazier.
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I think foreman was made for a guy like Frazier
People bring up foreman vs tyson and say it would be like the frazier bouts but i disagree.
Tyson was bigger, stronger and faster than Frazier. Overall he was a lot better than Frazier so it would be a interesting match up.
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It's just a bad stylistic match-up, for Frazier. He was the swarmer and Foreman was the slugger. When someone as powerful as Foreman is the slugger, you don't wanna be the swarmer.
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He might have underestimated him, but Frazier never stood a chance. Foreman hit too hard for his style to work.
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Frazier probably fell victim to reading his own press. At the time no one thought Foreman would win, bookies, sports reporters etc. Foreman was still seen as crude, amateurish and too unproven to beat a seasoned champion like Frazier.
Frazier did do a little better in fight two, but he was at least five years past prime in 1976. In 1973 he wouldn't have envisioned a gameplan that involved the hitting and moving strategy he tried in fight two, and honestly Foreman was too powerful for Joe full stop.
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frazier should have continued to duck every puncher that entered the top ten ranking.
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October 16th, 2010
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This is my submission for this week's Illustration Friday's theme, 'Spooky'. I'm debating whether or not to take my little guy out for trick or treating this year. He'll be turning two on November 1st but I still don't think he'll really understand what's going on and I don't really want to expose him to the 'scary' side of Halloween. We've walked in a few stores lately with goary zombies and body parts laying around and he seems a bit cautious of it all. I'd like to keep it simple and fun for him so we might end up attending a kiddy halloween party instead where everyone will be dressed in cute/happy costumes :)
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Rumpistol Asleep
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After his latest collaborations with Red Baron and John LaMonica, Rumpistol now returns with a sound that's both fresh and outgoing, while giving a nod to his earlier instrumental efforts.
The first single from his new album, "Away" is called "Asleep" and opens the door to the subconscious mind of the Danish artist – a place populated by thumb pianos, ancient lullabies and microhouse beats working in odd meters. "Dreams have always been a great creative inspiration for me," Rumpistol says. "I think it's an important aspect of life that we unfortunately tend to forget as soon as we wake up."
The lyrics of the song originate from the traditional Danish folk song "Tornerose" (Sleeping Beauty), a source that becomes more apparent while watching the video, featuring a Portuguese girl who falls down an invisible rabbit hole into a strange animated world.
There are 3 remixes of "Asleep" included on this release: the UK's Kelpe delivers an aquatic moog-fest of a remix, Danish newcomer Bwoy De Bhajan adds Amon Tobin-esque snares to his "dreamtech" version while Poland's Bueno Bros takes the track into tech-house territories.
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October 28th, 2013: AUDIO TEXTURE (UK/ES) original played by James Barrie. November 13th: GROOVE.DE video premiere on Asleep. November 13th, 2013, STEPCAMERA.DE playing Rumpistol – Asleep, November 13th, 2013: DEINEMUSIK.tv featuring video. November, 2013: 22TRACKS.COM featuring the Kelpe remix. November 14th, 2013: VK.com featuring video. November 15th, 2013, SOUNDVENUE.DK premiering video for Asleep. November 15th, 2013 TEXTURA (CAN) showing the video for Asleep. November 19th, 2013: FORMIDDAGEN PÅ P6BEAT - DANISH NATIONAL BROADCAST original played by Carsten Holm & Mikael Simpson. November 19th, 2013: EMERGING INDIE BANDS playing video. November 19th, 2013: ELECTROGROOVETECHNOPOP playing video. November 20th, 2013: CLUBBINGSPAIN.COM featuring video. November 19th, 2013: SERATO.COM Bueno Bros Remix played by The Oreator. November 20th, 2013: EATABAGOFMIX: KELPE Kelpe Remix played by Kelpe. November 21st, 2013: FINEST EGO Asleep video played by Malte. November 21st, 2013: NEONIZED playing Asleep. November 21st, 2013:
HARTBEATS playing "Asleep" video in HARTBEATS XXVII. November 21st, 2013:
THE CHRMISTRY Kelpe Remix played in Missed The Elements #3 Mix. November 21st, 2013: ZAMAZINGOO posted the video for Asleep on 'The up-&-comers' section. November 21st, 2013: FILTHY MUSIK featured video of Asleep.
November 21st, 2013: THE 3 BITS featured "Asleep" in Kickstarter video made to raise money for new episodes of their alterinative NYC TV-show. November 22nd, 2013: CATALUNYA RADIO Asleep played in LAPSUS #12, amb The Suicide Of Western Culture. November 22nd, 2013: SONGTREAT selected and posted the single.
November 22nd, 2013: THE 3 BITS featured "Asleep" in 2nd Kickstarter video made to raise money for new episodes of their alterinative NYC TV-show. November 23rd, 2013: NOVIKARADIO by Dj Novika (PL). November 25th, 2013: BASIC SOUL RADIO SHOW Simon Harrison played Bwoy De Bhajan's Remix for Asleep in the 700th radio show. November 29th, 2013: TESTSPIEL.DE played Asleep video.
November 26th, 2013: RADIOACTIVE-88.6FM Jet Jaguar played Kelpe Remix. November 30th, 2013: MOVIMENTA.COM playing original and Kelpe remix. DEcember 1st, 2013: NOVIKARADIO playing Kelpe's remix of Asleep. December 2nd, 2013: LYDTAPET.NET featuring the Asleep video. December 4th, 2013: MR2 - Petőfi Rádió (HU) Fine Cut Bodies playing "Asleep (Bwoy De Bhajan remix)". December 6th, 2013: UNIVERSITETSRADIOEN 95,5 FM Spacebounce playing Asleep. December 12th, 2013: UNDERTONER featuring video and Bwoy de Bhajan Remix. December, 2013: ALT+M featuring Asleep video. December 15th, 2013: HIGHONBEATS.COM featuring Asleep video and all 3 remixes. December 16th, 2013: THEMAININGREDIENT-EASTVILLAGERADIO Jon Oliver playing Kelpe Remix.
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The 11 bells hang in heavy silence, far above the hustle and bustle that can be seen all around the walled-off grounds of Moscow's oldest monastery.
The bells, too, seem like a part of the city's ancient history.
But they are merely a substitution for the originals which now hang in the Lowell House bell tower.
Charles Crane, an American businessman, bought the bells from the Soviets in the 1920s, saving them from ruin. He gave them to then University President A. Lawrence Lowell in 1930.
For almost 70 years, while Lowell House residents rang the Russian bells every Sunday, the Danilov monastery was silent.
It was completely shut down by the atheist Soviets in 1930 after the Bolsheviks overturned the tsardom.
Turned into a prison for children, the Soviets killed or arrested all of the monks remaining in the monastery by 1937, destroying the icons and graves on the grounds.
Almost 70 years later, the Soviets have been ousted and much has changed. A free market reigns in Russia and the Danilov is an operating monastery once again, as Russian Orthodoxy makes a rapid comeback from the days of Communist atheism.
Since its reopening, the monks of the monastery have been busy rebuilding its churches and gathering its scattered icons.
While they've been successful in retrieving a number of sacred relics—including the remains of the monastery's founder, St. Daniel—their attempts to get the bells back from Harvard have failed.
This year, with the celebration of the 700th anniversary of St. Daniel's death, the monastery has renewed their campaign to get their bells back from Lowell House.
Nearly 4,500 miles apart, this quaint center of Russian orthodoxy and America's bastion of higher education are unlikely adversaries in a tug-of-war over tradition.
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Blueprint: Creating Jobs and Strengthening the Middle Class
While Americans continue to look for jobs, the economy itself has been growing for six quarters. Instead of creating jobs to put millions of Americans back to work, big banks and corporations continue to amass wealth at the taxpayers' expense. As industries that once employed vast swaths of our population continue to disappear, and as other nations continue to move full speed ahead in the race to a new green economy, advancing policies that promote and invest in green jobs here at home is more critical than ever. The demand is clear. In fact, a recent Pew Research Center poll shows that 84 percent of respondents cite the job crisis as their top priority, significantly outpacing worries about the budget deficit and health care costs. Americans desperately want to see real investments in job creation, and they want to see it now.
As part of Progressive States Network's Blueprint for Economic Security 2011, we have identified three common-sense, progressive solutions to create jobs and strengthen the middle class: Green Jobs Workforce Development programs, Energy Efficient Schools and Buildings, and innovative Financing Mechanisms that leverage public and private investment in clean energy and energy efficiency. These policy solutions are part of legislation that has been proven to create and sustain jobs, made our work and living environments healthier, and spurred economic growth for our communities, including options to provide financing without delving into state budgets.
[Directly excerpted from Progressive States Network on February 23, 2011. Click to read the full report.]
Don't Miss Out! Register To Vote! Deadline is March 6, 2011
The next Municipal Election is April 5, 2011
March 6, 2011 is the deadline to register to vote or, update your voter registration for the 2011 Regular Municipal Election. Voters must be registered to vote in Anchorage 30 days before the Municipal Election. Residents who are 17 years and 9 months old can register to vote prior to the election as long they are 18 on April 5, 2011, Election Day.
Voter registration forms can be found online at http://ltgov.state.ak.us/elections, the Municipal Clerk's Office or call the Alaska Division of Elections at 907-522-8683.
Absentee voting is available by mail, fax and in person. Applications for absentee by mail and fax can be printed here OR can be mailed to you by calling 243-VOTE (8683). Special needs requests can be received by phone or mail.
Absentee Voting will take place March 21- April 4 at City Hall and at the Loussac Library; and March 27 – April 4, at the Chugiak Senior Center.
Election Day absentee in person locations are ONLY at the Anchorage International Airport South Terminal and at the University of Alaska/Anchorage Student Center. City Hall and the Loussac Library do not serve as absentee locations on Election Day.
All these details are available by visiting www.muni.org/elections or by calling the Municipal Clerk's office at 243-VOTE.
Repealing Health Reform's Maintenance of Effort Provision Could Cause Millions of Children, Parents, Seniors, and People With Disabilities to Lose Coverage
[The full paper, released on February 10, 2011 from the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, can be downloaded here.]
Report: A Guide to Evaluating Public Asset Privatization
In response to the fiscal crisis in cities and states across the country, governments are considering the privatization of core public assets. In Chicago, the city "sold" its parking meters to a private consortium of Wall Street investors for an upfront payment of $1.15 billion. Since then, parking rates have significantly risen, while meter maintenance quality has declined. In Arizona, the state "sold" its state capitol and several other government buildings, only to immediately lease them back at a higher rate. While these deals brought in a short-term infusion of cash, they failed to address long-term budget problems.
Unfortunately, these outcomes are not unique to Chicago or Arizona. In many of these deals, the public has been on the losing side – loss of control, increased user fees, loss of jobs, lower quality infrastructure, and future budget woes are just a few problems that communities have experienced following asset privatization.
In any proposed asset privatization deal, there are key questions that should be asked by those who want to ensure that the public interest is protected and advanced. In The Public Interest, a resource center on privatization and responsible contracting, has published a guide that gives basic information about asset privatization deals, and provide examples of important questions that should be asked and explored when faced with a proposed privatization effort.
[Excerpted from In The Public Interest on February 13, 2011. Download the full report here.]
Book Review- The Political Economy of Oil in Alaska: Multinationals vs. the State
In The Political Economy of Oil in Alaska: Multinationals vs. the State, four University of Alaska professors tackle a question daunting in breadth and import: How has a young and sparsely populated northern state managed its relationship with the multinational corporations (MNCs) that developed the largest oil production complex in the United States, including its transportation arm? The answers play out dramatically on a rapidly changing northern stage, where economic, environmental, and social decisions are made in remote political centres; Native interests are integral to the tapestry. Described by its authors as "a comprehensive study of an often contentious alliance" (277), this book is a collaborative effort that contains a wealth of documented historical information and interesting insights. It will be used by students of economic, social, and environmental issues in the North and elsewhere. But the sanguine conclusion – that Alaska's state government has developed the institutional strength and regulatory skills necessary to negotiate and implement resource policy on an almost equal footing with the MNCs – is seriously undermined by contradictions and gaping holes in its methodology and its empirical foundations.
The book's central premise – that the state of Alaska now defends its public interests "on a more or less equal footing with the oil and gas industry" (20) – is rendered suspect by contradictions, omissions, and skewed conclusions, and by countervailing evidence the book itself presents, including industry financing of political campaigns and serious doubts about environmental regulatory effectiveness. The authors thank British Petroleum and ConocoPhillips for financial support during the project's final stage; I do not see this as evidence of corruption. Nevertheless, this book's shortcomings demonstrate the need to exercise great care and independence when working in this arcane and complex arena. Researchers can make a significant contribution to the study of petroleum development by utilizing Alaska's celebrated (but relative) transparency to identify information process and data deficiencies, as well as the subtle but pervasive powers of oil industry seduction.
[Excerpted from Fineberg Researach on February 4, 2011. View the full book review at The Oil Patch.]


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Jan. 28, 1920 – Jan. 30, 2013
William E. Francisco Jr., a printing company account executive for 30 years, died Jan. 30 in Canterbury Woods, Amherst. He was 93.
Born in Poughkeepsie, he was a graduate of Arlington High School in Poughkeepsie and was a pilot in the Pacific with the Army Air Forces in World War II.
Mr. Francisco came to Buffalo in 1955 as an account executive with J.W. Clement and continued with the company after it became Arcata Graphics in 1970. He retired in 1985.
He was a member of Westminster Presbyterian Church, the Saturn Club, Buffalo Country Club – where he served as vice president – and the Cherry Hill Club.
His wife, Elizabeth "Betsy" Acheson Francisco, died July 31.
Surviving are a son, Ridgely B.; a stepson, William Mac Kenzie; and a stepdaughter, Elizabeth "Betsy" MacKenzie.
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MONTGOMERY — A Jefferson County judge has refused to dismiss a lawsuit seeking to force Gov. Bob Riley to pay $78,000 in legal fees to a Montgomery law firm hired by a legislative committee to sue the governor.
The Legislature's Contract Review Committee hired the law firm of Thomas, Means, Gillis and Seay last year. The committee had sued to stop Riley from continuing with a $13 million computer contract.
Riley refused to pay the lawyers after Jefferson County Circuit Judge Tom King dismissed the suit. The lawyers filed suit to force Riley to pay the bill.
King said in a ruling Monday that the legislative committee appeared to have the authority to hire the attorneys and refused to dismiss the lawsuit.


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My daughter is suggesting that I take along a motorized wheelchair when I go to Columbia to join 10,000 or so fellow conventiongoers in the arena where the Gamecocks play basketball.
I may do so to humor her, but I dont really think I need one. I have a sturdy wooden cane that lets me keep my balance without the fear that I might run down a wayward tot or crash into another senior citizen.
Listening to your children is one of the difficult choices you have to make when youre past your mid-seventies and are only two or three years away from becoming an octogenarian.
I remember a couple of years ago when we were debating whether to buy a Smart Car so one of us could make short hops to the grocery store or drugstore while the other was using the family car.
Now the debate is over the appropriate time for me to stop driving altogether. Our kids worry and scold when we decide to take a drive to Graniteville, less than 110 miles away, to visit our folks. My daughter and her husband insist that we allow them to drive us the 140 miles to Columbia, were frankly grateful for the offer.
Each time I forget where I left my glasses or my hearing aids or my car keys, we wonder whether its a sign of emerging Alzheimers. My family doctor assures me that I pass the Alzheimers quiz with flying colors. A nurse practitioner recently told me I showed very, very tentative signs of Parkinsons disease. My family doctor again reassured me that Im OK in that department.
Still, I can see old age closing in on me like a prison door.
When I lived in the Blue Ridge Mountains of southwest Virginia, I enjoyed backpacking up the steep slopes to the Appalachian Trail or climbing to the top of Flattop Mountain at Peaks of Otter on the Blue Ridge Parkway for glorious views of the Valley of Virginia.
I remember spelunking with my daughters junior-high class, when I squeezed, stretched and climbed into and out of the bowels of Marshalls Cave, an undeveloped cavern in Virginias Allegheny Mountains.
On a more exotic note, I remember when I was 44 and I climbed Gellart Hill in Budapest for a close-up look at the statue erected by the Soviet Union to remind Hungarians of their liberation from Nazi Germany. The day was blistering hot, but I was rewarded with a breathtaking view of the Danube River and the city that straddles it.
I remember, when I was two years short of 60, walking in a chilly downpour along the route from Montgomery to Selma, Ala., to cover the 30th anniversary of the Selma-to-Montgomery civil-rights march. I walked about 24 miles in two days, which wasnt bad for an out-of-shape desk jockey.
And I remember, at age 65, climbing a rickety Jacobs ladder from the deck of a pilot boat to the deck of a World War II-vintage landing ship to join the crew of men, mostly older than I, who had sailed it in midwinter from the Mediterranean island of Crete to Mobile Bay.
I wont do that any more.
My first foreglimpse of the future came one day just prior to the turn of the century as I was walking up the two flights of stairs to my office in Mobile. I felt one knee give, just slightly.
I continued my practice of walking upstairs to my office and up and down from the fourth level of the parking building in which I stored my vehicle each day. I purchased a wooden walking stick made from a Sassafras trunk and a piece of sycamore wood, but rarely used it.
As time passed, my legs grew weaker, and my doctor saw no sure way of reversing the deterioration. I realized that the cane was much more than an ornament. I now use it as a third leg, to provide balance when I walk, and as something to hold on to when I rise from a sitting position.
Im still slightly self-conscious about using it, but it has its rewards. Pretty girls and pretty-old women alike smile warmly as we meet in the grocery aisles. Young men open doors for me. One gentleman even volunteered to take my empty shopping cart to the storage area for me after I had loaded my groceries into the car.
But its the loss of driving privileges I dread most.
I still drive myself around town on solo errands, and occasionally take er out on the Interstate. But I know my reflexes are slower and my vision is less acute, and I try to exercise extra caution. My arthritic neck refuses to turn for a full view to the rear when Im backing up, but I have a backup camera, and my side-view and rear-view mirrors serve me well. I have lousy night vision, so I try to do my driving during daylight hours. And when the two of us are out together, Miss Peggy drives.
I no longer will climb a ladder to replace a light bulb or the batteries in the smoke detectors. We have plenty of children and grandchildren to take care of that for us, in addition to some helpful younger neighbors.
Im fortunate to have supportive family and friends to catch me when I fall into the quicksand of senility.
But Im not there yet.
I still write this column every week and am about 500,000 words deep in writing a novel, which may or may not see the light of publication.
But its something I can do without venturing into traffic. Though my short-term retention is touch-and-go, the long-term lobe of my brain is flush with memories, and Im still adding to them.
Gene Owens is a retired newspaper editor and columnist who graduated from Graniteville High School and now lives in Anderson. Readers may email him at email@example.com or visit his website at www.wadesdixieco.com.


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Arteries and Veins
1. Which store/carry more of the body's total blood volume?
(arteries or veins)
2. About how much more?
1. veins
2. 5x
Name the layers of a blood vessel?
1. Tunica- cell layer of cells
2. Tunica Media- a layer of muscle
3. Tunica externa- a fibrous covering
large blood vessels have their own blood vessels to supply their thick tunica media. what are they called?
vaso vasorum
describe the pathogenesis(series of events) which occurs in a heart attack.
1. physical presence of soft plaque which get larger + larger
2. presence rough scratchy plaque that may cause a blood clot to form which blocks a coronary artery
3. irritating substance in the plaque may result in vasoconstriction
how does the configuration of the Circle of Willis help protect against Stokes?
because of collateral circulation-take a detour
if a stroke can be caused by the occlusion of a vessel or aneurism, in which of these situations would you treat the patient with anticoagulants and clot dissolving drugs
1. occlusion of a vessel- clot dissolving drugs
2. aneurism-anticoagulants
1.In which situation would it be a life threatening mistake to give anticoagulants? occlusion of a vessel or aneurism. 2. Why?
1. occlusion of a artery
2. the vessel is calcified and probably formed a clot, so to give a patient an aticoagulant which help to clot your blood will be deadly
name the structures in the circulatory system body which are responsible for virtually all exchange.
the space inside a vessel. anything lying within a blood vessel...ex: water inside an artery, vein or capillary
anything which dwells inside the cell....ex: Hgb inside a red blood cell, water inside a cell
anything lying between a cell and a blood vessel..ex: when fluid leaves a capilllary and flows into surrounding tisue it is said to flow from an intravascular space into the interstital space or tissue
blood pressure is influence by
1. force of the heart- strength of your hear...ex: obesity
2. volume of blood-how much blood in your heart..ex: low BP decrease blood flow to the heart


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Located in Sukhumvit, Royal President Bangkok is within 2 miles (3 km) of popular attractions such as Pratunam Market and Siam Paragon Mall. This 4-star hotel has 186 guestrooms and offers conveniences like a restaurant, an outdoor pool, and free in-room WiFi. Located in central Bangkok, the hotel is also near Siam Square and MBK Center.
Enjoy a bite to eat at Royal Brasserie, the hotel's onsite restaurant. Satisfy your hunger from the comfort of your room with room service. For your convenience, breakfast is available for a fee.
The 186 air-conditioned rooms feature kitchenettes with refrigerators and microwaves. Guests can expect to find cable TV and stay connected with free WiFi. Bathrooms offer hair dryers, free toiletries, bathrobes, and slippers. Other standard amenities include minibars, coffee makers, and free bottled water.
Property features
Royal President Bangkok features an outdoor pool, a children's pool, and a fitness center. There's free parking, and an airport shuttle for THB 1300 per vehicle one way. The front desk has multilingual staff standing by 24 hours a day to assist with dry cleaning/laundry and luggage storage. Additional amenities include free WiFi in public areas, a meeting room, and a business center.
- Free WiFi in rooms and public areas
- Free parking
- Onsite dining
- Outdoor pool
Royal President Bangkok43 Sukhumvit Soi 15 Bangkok Bangkok 10110
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Hotel Amenities
In addition to an outdoor pool, Royal President Bangkok provides a fitness center and a children's pool. The hotel offers a restaurant. This 4-star property offers access to a business center, limo/town car service, and a meeting room.
High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. This Bangkok hotel also offers multilingual staff, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and laundry facilities. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
- 24-hour front desk
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Total number of rooms - 186
- Number of floors - 12
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Business center
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Fitness facilities
- Free WiFi
- Pool umbrellas
- Free area shuttle
- One meeting room
- Luggage storage
- Laundry facilities
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Multilingual staff
- Porter/bellhop
- Restaurant
- Free self parking
- Shopping on site
- Children's pool
- Outdoor pool
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Outdoor pool
- Children's pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Kitchenette
- Area shuttle (complimentary)
- Laundry facilities
- In-room childcare (surcharge)
- Full-sized refrigerator/freezer
- Microwave
- DVD player
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking
Room Amenities
- DVD player
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Air conditioning
- Kitchenette
- Minibar
- Free bottled water
- Microwave
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Bathrobes
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Slippers
- Separate bathtub and shower
- In-room childcare (surcharge)
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- In-room safe
- Desk
- Coffee/tea maker
- Cookware, dishware, and utensils
- Full-sized refrigerator/freezer
- Cable TV service
- Room service (limited hours)
- Cribs/infant beds (surcharge)
- Free WiFi
Where to Eat
Royal Brasserie - Onsite restaurant.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
Nearby Things to Do
An outdoor pool and a children's pool are on site. Other recreational amenities include a fitness center.
- Golfing nearby
To make special requests for accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
- Pets not allowed
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- Deposit: THB 1000 per night
Optional extras
- Breakfast fee: THB 353 per person (approximately)
- Airport shuttle fee: THB 1300 per vehicle (one way)
- Crib (infant bed) fee: THB 165 per night
- Rollaway bed fee: THB 1070 per night
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Annie Elizabeth Thompson and Jurgen Degros, both of Hoboken, N.J., were united in marriage at 6 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 22, 2011.
They were married by the Rev. Shane L. Kirby at St. Joseph the Worker Parish, Annunication Church.
A rehearsal dinner was held at the Peter Herdic House and a reception was held at DiSalvo's Restaurant.
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The bride is the daughter of Lynette and Timothy J. Thompson, Williamsport. She graduated from Loyalsock Township High School in 1996 and received a bachelor's degree in communications from Edinboro University in 2000. She is employed by Booz and Co., New York City, as a staffing manager.
Degros is the son of Jean Degros and Viviane Mas, Lint, Belgium. He graduated from Sint Gummarus College, Lier, Belgium, in 1993 and received a master's degree in commercial engineering from Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Leuven, Belgium, in 1999. He is employed by Ally Financial Inc., New York City, as a senior treasury manager.
Matron of honor was Ashley Blaschak Stout, Ashburn, Va.
Bridesmaids were Kelly Hobbs and Christine Hoelscher, both of Baltimore, and Christina Gresko, South Williamsport, cousin of the bride.
Flower girl was Julia Stetts, South Williamsport, cousin of the bride.
Ring bearer was Landon Stetts, South Williamsport, cousin of the bride.
Best man was Gunter Van de Velde, Lint, Belgium.
Ushers were Kurt Daschot, Kessel-Lo, Belgium, Maarten Cannaerts, Meensel-Kiezegem, Belgium, and Nathan Thompson, Annapolis, Md., brother of the bride.
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This list is wild.By Dave Holmes
Bring some comfortable shoes.By Adam K. Raymond and Lindsey Weber
She went into the wilderness to confront the loss of her mother, and herself. Against all odds, the book she wrote about it was a huge success.By Kathryn Schulz
Will one of them take home the gold?By Kyle Buchanan
"By far, this is the hardest movie I've ever made in my life."By Kyle Buchanan
Based on the Cheryl Strayed book.By Lindsey Weber
Congrats on your cool mom, Reese.By Jesse David Fox
As adapted by Nick Hornby.By Zach Dionne
For star and producer Reese Witherspoon.By Margaret Lyons