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Christian Thierjung's goal in the sixth minute of overtime completed a late comeback and gave visiting Cal a thrilling 3-2 win over UC Santa Barbara on Saturday night at Harder Stadium.The game-winner at the 95:37 mark came when Spencer Held played a ball from across the front of the goal and found Thierjung wide open to go one-on-one with Gaucho goalkeeper Titouan Le Roux who couldn't come up with the save.The Golden Bears put themselves in a position to win it in the overtime on the strength of an outstanding goal that tied the score at 2-2.In the 87th minute, goalkeeper Jonathan Klinsmann booted a 50-yard goal kick that went over the top of UCSB's defense and onto the foot of Nick Lima who had gotten behind the defenders. Lima dribble down the right side of the box and pounded a shot into the left corner of the goal.Less than 10 minutes earlier, at 77:20, the Gauchos had gone on top 2-1 as a cross from Dalton Pando was headed in by Nick DePuy for his fourth goal of the season.After a scoreless first half, UCSB jumped out to a 1-0 lead in the 60th minute when Kevin Feucht scored on a header off of a perfect corner kick by Andy Perez. The goal was Feucht's team-leading sixth of the season.Cal evened the score just less than four minutes later as Jose Carerra-Garcia collected a through-ball from Aravind Sivakumar and slid a shot beyond the reach of a diving Le Roux.The Gauchos (4-5-0) have now lost five straight matches with the last three coming in heartbreaking fashion."I thought we played well and did almost everything right tonight," said head coach Tim Vom Steeg. "But right now, we're bleeding goals. We've given up nine goals in the last three games, all at home, and you can't win like that. In Division I soccer, when you score two goals, you should win and we just didn't."Both teams had numerous offensive opportunities. Cal outshot UCSB 21-16 overall and 12-10 on goal. Both goalkeepers were generally outstanding. Le Roux finished with a career-high nine saves while Klinsmann had eight.The Gauchos will open Big West play on the road next weekend, traveling to UC Riverside on Sept. 29 and Cal State Fullerton on Oct. 1."Riverside and Fullerton are two of the toughest places to play in the conference and we get them right away," Vom Steeg said. "We'll do what we do. We'll make adjustments and hope for better results. It's all about getting a good seed and two home games in the Big West Tournament. Winning the tournament is our most realistic way to get to the postseason this year, so we have to focus on that."Story courtesy of UCSB Media Relations
Senior quarterback Dano Graves hit junior slot back Kyle Lewis with a 39-yard touchdown pass with 4:29 to play and Cal Poly held on to beat No. 6 Montana 42-41 in a Big Sky Conference football opener for both teams Saturday afternoon in Alex G. Spanos Stadium.After Cal Poly scored the go-ahead touchdown, Montana drove 34 yards in six plays but a 48-yard field goal attempt by Tom Semenza missed wide right with 1:55 to play.Cal Poly picked up one first down before it was forced to punt with 11 seconds to play. Jerry Louie-McGee returned the punt six yards to his own 17-yard line with one second to go. Montana quarterback Brady Gustafson completed a shot pass to Keenan Curran and the Grizzlies attempted several laterals before B.J. Nard secured the tackle ending the game at about Montana's 23-yard line.Cal Poly has beaten Montana each of the last three years but the Grizzlies still hold a commanding 15-5 advantage in the series.With the win, Cal Poly improves to 3-1 overall and 1-0 in Big Sky games. Montana fell to 2-1 and 0-1.The Mustangs have the longest active regular-season winning streak against the Grizzlies at three games (Liberty, Weber State and Portland State are next with one) and, including playoff games, Cal Poly is No. 1 with three followed by Youngstown State and Western Illinois with two.The loss spoiled a record-breaking performance by Louie-McGee, who caught a Montana-record 21 catches for 155 yards and two touchdowns. Gustafson completed his first 16 passes of the game and finished 47 of 59 for 418 yards and a pair of scores.Cal Poly countered with its relentless and nation-leading Triple Option, rushing for 274 yards and three touchdowns. Junior fullback Joe Protheroe netted 90 yards on 17 carries while senior slot back Kori Garcia added 73 yards on 11 trips and Lewis 52 yards on eight carries.Graves completed six of 10 passes for 157 yards and three touchdowns, tying his career high for scoring passes set three years ago against Weber State. Lewis was his favorite target with two catches for 48 yards and Protheroe and Kory Fox caught the other scoring passes from Graves.There were six lead changes in the see-saw battle.Cal Poly led 28-17 with 5:49 to play in the second quarter on three successive touchdowns – a 20-yard run by Graves, a 13-yard run by Lewis and a 16-yard pass from Graves to Fox -- to wipe out a 17-7 Montana advantage.The Grizzlies, however, responded by outscoring the Mustangs 24-7 for a 41-35 cushion, setting the stage for Cal Poly's game-winning 39-yard toss from Graves to Lewis. A 24-yard field goal by Tim Semenza gave the Grizzlies their six-point lead with 8:11 to play.Montana finished with a 485-431 advantage in total offense, netting 418 through the air, and a 25-19 edge in first downs. Time of possession was close with Cal Poly posting a 32-second advantage.Calhoun led Montana's ground game with 63 yards on 11 carries and also contributed eight catches for 63 yards.Cal Poly was led defensively by senior rush linebacker Josh Letuligasenoa with 12 tackles, three for lost yardage. Sophomore linebacker Anders Turner added 10 stops. Aaryn Bouzos notched his second interception in as many weeks and Kelly Shepard recovered a Montana fumble. Both turnovers led to Cal Poly touchdowns in the second quarter.Justin Strong and Connor Strahm each had 11 tackles for Montana and James Banks added 10.Cal Poly plays its second Big Sky game next Saturday at North Dakota.
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One of the many curving stairways at the romantic Hotel Panza Verde in Antigua, Guatemala.
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Improving Ratemaking Data Quality Through Postal Service Actions and Postal Reform Legislation
GAO-05-820: Published: Jul 28, 2005. Publicly Released: Jul 28, 2005.
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In 1999, the congressionally requested Data Quality Study (the Study) found opportunities to improve ratemaking data quality. The U.S. Postal Service (USPS) agreed to make improvements, but concerns remained that it is still unclear, from an overall perspective, what actions USPS has taken to improve data quality. Ratemaking data quality has also factored into congressional deliberations to reform postal laws. Thus, questions remain about USPS's actions to improve ratemaking data quality and how proposed legislation will address long-standing issues in this area. GAO was asked to (1) describe key USPS actions that were responsive to the Study to improve the quality of ratemaking data and (2) discuss possible implications of postal reform legislation for ratemaking data quality. GAO did not assess the extent to which USPS's actions affected data quality. In its comments, USPS disagreed with GAO's finding on the need to reform the ratemaking structure. USPS also differed on GAO's finding that the legislation would likely lead to improving ratemaking data quality. It said "breakthrough improvements" would be unlikely without a significant increase in costs. GAO believes reform of the ratemaking structure is needed, but the outcome would depend on its implementation. Further, the legislative changes would likely lead to data quality improvements over time and at some cost.
USPS took several key actions that it reported were responsive to the Study's findings. USPS reported that these actions increased the accuracy and precision of ratemaking data. First, USPS changed the In-Office Cost System to improve the quality of data on mail handled by postal employees and the activities they are performing. Personnel costs represent more than three-quarters of USPS costs; therefore, information on postal employees' handling of mail is necessary for ratemaking purposes. USPS made similar changes to the Revenue, Pieces, and Weight System, which produces data on the revenue, volume, and weight of each type of mail. Second, replacing ratemaking data that had been collected in the 1980s, USPS conducted the City Carrier Street Time Study to gather more complete and consistent data on letter carrier activities. Third, to increase the precision of ratemaking data, USPS collected a larger quantity of data. Fourth, USPS revised documentation of the Transportation Cost System, which the Study had criticized as inadequate. Proposed postal reform legislation (H.R. 22 and S. 662) would create new oversight mechanisms and enhanced regulatory authority over the quality of ratemaking data. The legislation would transform the Postal Rate Commission into a new postal regulator that would prescribe what ratemaking data USPS must report annually, review these data, and determine whether USPS had complied with ratemaking requirements. The regulator could initiate proceedings to improve the quality of ratemaking data. To carry out its expanded duties, the regulator would have enhanced authority, including the authority to subpoena; the authority to order USPS to take actions to comply with laws and regulations; and the authority to impose sanctions for noncompliance. The legislation would address persistent problems under the existing ratemaking structure, which has enabled long-standing deficiencies in ratemaking data quality and unresolved methodological issues to persist. The legislation would eliminate key disincentives for ratemaking data quality, including the litigious ratemaking process, the break-even requirement that creates incentives to shift costs from one type of mail to another, and the lack of adequate oversight mechanisms to address data quality issues. Under the current structure, regulatory oversight is generally conducted during rate cases that only USPS can initiate. The legislation would provide mechanisms for regular oversight of ratemaking data and enhance the regulator's authority so that the necessary transparency, oversight, and accountability could take place. Thus, the legislation would likely lead to improvements in the quality of ratemaking data over time and at some cost. However, if the legislation is enacted, the outcome would likely depend on how the regulator would use its discretion to define and implement the new ratemaking structure. Key implementation questions would remain, including what regulatory criteria and requirements would apply to ratemaking data.
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Perched on a rock ledge with a rod and a tiny, Japanese-made hook, and working to catch, on average, 1.8 fish per minute, Wilkins said he "kind of fished harder. I really had to work for every single fish."
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Always, as a transformative artist, I mind where I came from and where I'm taking my art.
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A friend was recently confused by my stance on last names. Yes, I did swear the Renunciates' Oath, which means I'm not taking any man's name and would in fact like to get out from under it. I could maybe become known as the daughter of my mother using an Old Norse byname. It wouldn't be too clunky if I used her nickname. On the other hand, there are expectations of a woman in this society that mean I'd be answering endless questions — so I suspect I'll compromise and just pluck a byname out of thin air.
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Pub for sale The Heart Of NorfolkHale Road,Bradenham,IP25
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Office for sale 16-18 High Street, Dereham, Norfolk, NR19
Dereham, one of Norfolk's PRINCIPAL MARKET TOWNS, sits centrally within the county, just off the main A47 road, some 15 miles west of Norwich and 25 miles east of King's Lynn. It is a substantial single storey building providing predominantly open plan accommodation currently fitted for office use. More details ›
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1.5 ACRES (STMS) OF COMMERCIAL LAND WITHOUT PLANNING CONSENT FOR SALE. SELLER WOULD APPLY A COVENANT OF 100% IN UPLIFT IN VALUE ON ANY FUTURE PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT. This plot of commercial land was once the Hingham Engineering Works and can be found on the outskirts of the popular village of H... More details ›
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**MODERN METHOD OF AUCTION** Situated in the sought after village of Mileham is this stunning equestrian property consisting of a seven bedroom barn conversion, five holiday units, luxury office space, two warehouse storage units, garaging, stables and paddocks in approx. 2.6 acres (stms) and the... More details ›
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Interesting renovation/redevelopment opportunity comprising period detached cottage incorporating former post office, occupying excellent site extending to approximately quarter-of-an-acre. More details ›
Marketed by Case & Dewing, Dereham. Call: 01362 536005 Local call rate
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Land for sale Homestead, Little Fransham, Dereham, Norfolk
DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY! Quietly positioned behind The Homestead and set well back from the road, this plot is in a perfect location for anyone who needs good access to the A47. It is being sold with outline planning permission for two detached dwellings with single garages. (contd...) More details ›
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About The Green Room at the Hotel du Pont
Enjoy French cuisine in the Green Room, in an unforgettable setting of fumed oak paneling, coffered oak beamed ceiling, gold chandeliers, Italian mosaic and original oil paintings.
Music is played weekends from the musicians gallery overlooking the restaurant. The Green Room at the Hotel du Pont is winner of the Four-Diamond AAA Award for 30 consecutive years, and Wine Spectators "Best of Award of Excellence" for 2015.
The Green Room features a colorful combination of new and old; including shimmering draperies, comfortable wingback chairs, and Versace patterned china. The legendary elegance and comfort of the historic Green Room are complemented by a fresh, seasonally-inspired menu under the direction of Executive Chef Keith Miller and Sous Chef Bill Wilczynski. An award-winning wine collection and impeccable service combine for an unforgettable fine dining experience.
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Breakfast: Monday - Friday: 6:30 AM - 11:00 AM
Saturday : 7:00 AM - 11 AM ; Sunday : 7 AM - 9:45 AM
Lunch: Monday - Saturday : 11:30 AM - 2:00 PM
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The Green Room at the Hotel du Pont Ratings and Reviews
The kitchen/Waiter forgot one order of s ...
The kitchen/Waiter forgot one order of steak entre which was noted but never received.
The seafoodtable was out of salmon,the shrimp were very tiny canned shrimp, a slim offering of food , service was good but needs improvement. The main course was excellent
Wonderful Occasion Friends told us that ...
Wonderful Occasion
Friends told us that when visiting Wilmington, The Green Room was the place to dine just to see the spectacular room. They were right, but not only is the room spectacular but the food is outstanding, also. The entire experience from the room to the food to the service was well worth the trip to downtown Wilmington.
It was perfect for our birthday brunch c ...
It was perfect for our birthday brunch celebration. We cannot say enough about the thoughtful and attentive service. Our food was delicious, we enjoyed the variety of selections, and of course, the traditional macaroons for which they famous.
The pianist was wonderful, décor elegant, ambience serene....
We went on Sunday night and had the Sund ...
We went on Sunday night and had the Sunday dinner menu. There was one server who opened the wine away from the table. It was white wine and it was not cold at service. He often neglected to put the bottle in the ice bucket. We got up repeatedly to put it in ourselves, and to pour for ourselves. My family's food was delicious, they say. But my soup and the crab meat in it were cold, and my chicken was dry and tough. Dessert was delicious. Doubtful we'll go back, but definitely not on a Sunday.
This is a beautiful old hotel dining roo ...
This is a beautiful old hotel dining room. But I think the hotel is resting on it laurels. It service was not as good as a Friendly's! The wine would not of been poured if we didn't do it, there were few check backs, and the food was over done. My friend ordered the crab cake with soft shell crab, she said the crab cake was meaty with limited bread crumbs, but the soft shell crabs were over breaded. and over cooked. I was the most disappointed, and my friend agreed with me. I ordered the salmon, my server didn't ask how I l would like it, but I didn't think I had to in a high end restaurant. It was over cooked and dry, but with good flavor. There had micro root veggies, that were cute, but were equal to about two mouthfuls. The real disappointment was the wild rice, which I normally love, but it was uncooked, I didn't eat it. I told the waiter, he said he would let the chef know, but later told me he couldn't. The Maitre D came over, I was trying to be nice, so I said I love the look of the dining room, but was very disappointed with the rice,it was raw, (it was the consistency of bird seed). He said he would let the chef know, he really appreciated me letting him know, they love to always improve. BUT that is where it stopped, they did NOTHING!. It was like what I told him didn't mater. I guess I should of yelled and made a big deal. I thought they might apologize again, and maybe comp the dessert. NOTHING! Really they should off comped the meal when half the meal wasn't eaten. Oh well, hopefully you learn from my mistake, and try a different place to eat.
There have been stories in the Media abo ...
There have been stories in the Media about the Hotel du Pont being sold, so Mom and I decided to have dinner in the Green Room before it is gone. The dinner was wonderful -- I had the Beet, Pear, and Strawberry Salad and Pan-Roasted Bronzino, while Mom had the Chilled Pineapple and Mango Soup and the Wild Caught Salmon. Each entree was modified to our needs without any issues. My only concern was the demeanor of the service staff. I'm not sure if our server was nervous, but his voice was a bit loud and giddy. The other server that night felt it necessary to "bash" the decor and music of the Green Room so that anyone in the room could hear, comparing it to hotel restaurants in NYC that have "adapted" to changing times and tastes. I was saddened to see that there were only two tables being used the night we were there. Change is often difficult and I hope that Wilmington doesn't lose an iconic landmark hotel / restaurant.
Beautiful inside and out with great serv ...
Beautiful inside and out with great service. No Filet Mignon on the menu, the Surf and Turf being Lobster (excellent) and barrel cut ribeye. The barrel cut ribeye, ordered medium rare, was tough, dry and lacking in flavor. I'm comparing the ribeye to Bonz and 1776 restaurants.
Magnificent dining room with fine old wo ...
Magnificent dining room with fine old world service; elegant as it was in the 1900s. But the food, beautifully presented as it was, can only be described as good; not worth the price. I ordered the crab cake which had been touted as "consistently good" in a recent food review article. It was "good", but it was accompanied by a soft shell crab which was prepared tempura style. It was all batter crunch with no taste or texture of a soft shell crab. Hopefully for this icon, the future owners of the Hotel DuPont will preserve the magnificence of the dining room but reinvent the menu.
We took our house guest to the Green Roo ...
We took our house guest to the Green Room for a special breakfast before taking her to the bus, which was only a 10 minute ride away. It was the perfect way to end a lovely visit. The service was impeccable and the room is the most elegant thing in Wilmington Delaware. It is reminiscent of the great restaurants in the New York Plaza Hotel on Fifth Avenue at Central Park.
The morning we were there a buffet was offered but we we chose to use the menu. Each of our breakfast entrees were excellent, and I would give each "best in class, ever" for each very different offering. I had the Creamed Chipped Beef (with truffle oil) on toast, which came with a fried egg. I asked for a side of asparagus, and it was provided, even though it was not on the list of sides. My husband got the Bagel with Salmon, red onion and cream cheese. It a came elegantly plated and was a huge amount of salmon. The red onion was sliced micro-thin and seemed slightly pickled. Our guest had the Belgian Waffles with bacon and blue berries. They were also elegantly plated and disappeared quickly.
I must say I also enjoyed the classic music playing in the background on the excellent sound system at a level that did not interfere with conversation.. We have been there for dinner when their was live piano music, and also enjoyed that.
The food and service were excellent. The ...
The food and service were excellent. There were problems with the drinks as the bartender was not sure how to make some of them although they were rather basic. He apologized (via the waiter) that he did not have onions for the gin gimlets! He also sent out Rose's Lime juice in case either of the people wanted more in their gimlets. Two martinis had been ordered, one came with olives and the other with cucumber. Overall, it was an enjoyable evening.
At first we were skeptical that the food ...
At first we were skeptical that the food will be good because the bread was cold and the spinach salad was ordinary.
Then the duck trio and scallop/shrimps (No prawns available. Substituted with shrimps for the same price of prawns.) were creative and flavorful. The dessert, Mandarin Soufflé Glacé, was refreshing and light.
The Sunday dinner menu before the show a ...
The Sunday dinner menu before the show at the Playhouse was limited. It only had 4 entrees and the rest sandwiches and appetizers. The salmon was good but extremely salty and hard to finish. The service was horrible. The waiter did not have answers to any of our questions except the soup du jour. He did not know the vegetarian special for the evening, did not know what cheeses were on the cheese tray, did not know the vegetable of the day that came with the entrees. He kept going back to get the answers but acted like it was a bother. He has been there for many years and this is not acceptable in such a fine hotel and restaurant. Portion sizes were ok but not great. Along with the salmon came a few very skinny asparagus and a plateful of potatoes (which we don't eat). We never saw him during our meal and had to flag him down to get our bill. It will be a long time before we go back to the Green Room.
Pleasantly surprised! The Sunday brunch ...
Pleasantly surprised! The Sunday brunch buffet was lovely. Varied and high quality selection. Omelettes were awesome and so was the perfectly med rare fillet. Hallie our server was great as well! Totally on point, gracious and genuine.
Sunday brunch green room hotel dupont
This is the sort of brunch experience one hopes for but seldom finds. A beautiful space, excellent service, not noisy (even though there was a live piano), a extremely wide variety of food from breakfast standard, to unusual hors d'oeuvres and pastries, an omelet station and carved roast beef. Also included was either a mimosa or a bloody mary and "bottomless" fruit juice. At $38. per person, a real bargain as well. We plan to return even though we live in Philadelphia.
Beautiful room. Perfect for our annivers ...
Beautiful room. Perfect for our anniversary. The room was quiet but we went early so perhaps the room is more lively later in the night. Service was outstanding. The food was very good. We both had the duck which I would recommend.
Four of us went to the Green Room 2 hour ...
Four of us went to the Green Room 2 hours before the show in the Hotel. Service started out well, with quick, but not rushed, orders, first course and main course. Then it was all downhill as we sat with finished plates for a long while before they were picked. Two of us had the Fixed Price Theatre special and we received our deserts quickly, even before the others had ordered theirs. Again, a long wait to order deserts and coffees, another long wait to receive the other deserts and some, but not all the coffees. Trying to get people's attention was arduous, but we finally received the missing coffee and tea. You guessed it! Another long wait to get the bill! I don't understand this, particularly given that the dinning room was only 50-60% filled!
I mentioned this to the Matre d' as we left, and she said all the right things, but I wonder if she took it anywhere. Hence, this review!
Mother's Day Brunch
The food was good but thought it would be more interesting for Mother's day. Dessert table was bland. Hot food limited. The fish and shellfish were good. Service was excellent. Dupont hotel decor seems outdated. Would go back for weekly brunch.
Not what a meal & service used to be.
The menu was limited. Some really enjoyed their meals some did not. 3 people had the braised short ribs, and although quite tasty - very tough and hard to eat.
The service was nothing exceptional - used to be they would fold your napkin when you left the table, crumb your place setting - none of those touches were there.
Husband was served a bottle of beer that was flat and past its use by date.
The first maitre d was quite snobby and rude. My salmon was overcooked.
not really worth it.
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2003 Volkswagen Golf Diesel GL TDI 2dr Hatchback (1.9L 4cyl Turbodiesel 5M)
I've got 221,000 miles on my TDI and it's running like it's got a quarter of the mileage on it. It's a great commuter and the gas mileage is what sells the car. It is a little under powered but for 45 mpg's the sacrifice is well worth it. The looks are good but not everyones cup of tea (I've upgraded a few things here and there and it is quite the little head turner). The interior is much nicer than most American or Japanese cars but it is pretty basic for a German car. The build quality is typical German excellence, rock solid. The drive is nice, great for the highway but not the most fun car to take on twisty roads.My advice, upgrade a few things and this car will be golden forever.
TDI engine (gas mileage and torque), hatch, looks, build quality, reliability
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Original owner blew motor due to low oil and had a brand new 1.9l engine and turbo charger, decarbed, replaced EGR valve, water pump, timing belt and tensioner at 135,000 kms. At 160,00, replaced glow plug harness. 163,000 kms mass air low circuit replaced. I bought it with 172,000 kms on car and 35,000 on new motor. At 223,000 replaced front struts and mounts and sway bar bushing, 226,000 cleaned airtake manifold and carbon, new timing belt, water pump. 242,000 replaced fan motor for heater. At 302,000 engine light remains on and blowing some oil out somewhere and the alternator pully came off. Both are expensive repairs. Uncomfortable seats, and cheaply built - not worth the repair bills.
Good fuel economy, love the heated seats and mirrors.
More comfortable seats, be able to keep headrests on when putting down back seats, a lip over doors to prevent doors and hatchback from freezing. Better radio sound/speakers, interior material better quality, skid plate cover stronger material, electrical/computers system more reliable, rear wiper.
This 2003 Golf TDI is without a doubt THE most fun car to drive of all the cars that I've owned. (Actually, this is car #21). The diesel engine has tons of torque and really runs great matched with the manual transmission. The gears are smooth and shift even better than the Hondas I've owned. This TDI has a nice little wheeze when the turbo is heard, but that is only when the windows are open. I love the moon roof and the Monsoon radio- the best stock radio in any vehicle Ive had. I like the visibility, too. The seats are very comfortable. I get a reliable 45 mpg, and I drive 80 mph. The maintenance has been super low and Ive done most of it myself. I would buy another TDI without a doubt.
Fuel efficient turbo diesel engine. 50 mpg on long trips, 45 around town. Comfortable seats for long trips. Extended refueling capacity, about 750 mi per tankful. Great Monsoon factory stereo. Love the moonroof and the hatchback trunk. This German car is perfect for a daily commuter car.
Light bulbs seem to go out more often than an Asian car, but are a LOT easier to replace, usually a two minute job. Be very careful about choosing the right tires for this car. Mileage decrease if you don't. Get a after market engine skid plate- protects your crankcase better than OEM plastic one.
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I have owned my Golf TDI GLS for about 2.5 years and it has been a great car. It's tough, it's fun, it's well built and sturdy, and it is tremendous with fuel mileage. I love everything but the seats. The driver's seat (for me) is not as comfortable as my old Mercedes but, I will find, and pay the expense for, a set of GTI heated leather seats for this car. It's not worth getting rid of the car! I am a taller/big guy and I still fit in this car and it's road handling and performance is magnificent. Buy one of these, you won't regret it! -CR
I used to install stereos as a teenager and the Monsoon stereo is a great sounding system for factory. The only thing I did was cap the door & dash speakers at 100 Hz. I added a removable amped box of 12"s and I have an awesome thumper with no distortion.
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For me, there is no better delivery pizza than Papa John's. Make sure you dip the crust in the garlic butter that comes with. Their staff is always friendly and they're usually showcasing a special pizza ie. BBQ chicken, Alfredo chicken, etc. I'm not entirely sold on their breakfast pizzas but they're worth a try.
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Phimosis consists of a pathological, cicatricial stricture of the foreskin that prevents it from being retracted to uncover the glans [1]. The affected foreskin has easily identifiable indurated white plaques or scar tissue at the preputial orifice that prevent its eversion. This is commonly a side-effect of lichen sclerosis et atrophicus, nonspecific chronic inflammatory processes, forcible premature retraction, or repeated infections that cause scarring and stricture of the foreskin [2].
There is still much confusion over the definition of phimosis and therefore over the indications for intervention. At birth, the penis, like the rest of the body, remains premature. In the juvenile penis, developmental balanopreputial adherence, resistance of the preputial orifice to premature retraction, and the generous length of the prepuce are normal, physiological conditions. As such, they should not be designated as phimosis. The universality of these conditions suggests that they may serve useful functions. With or without balanopreputial adherence, physiological and developmental resistance to premature preputial retraction to various degrees (often unscientifically and unjustifiably called a 'tight' foreskin) is normal for boys from birth and resolves naturally over time. This process of penile development from less to more retractability can take almost two decades [3]. No intervention is indicated and any attempts to hasten this natural process of development should be strongly discouraged.
For genuine phimosis, as defined above, three treatment options are available, i.e. surgical amputation of the prepuce, topical pharmacological treatment, or no treatment. Because there are no studies examining the efficacy, benefit/risk value or cost-effectiveness of the last option, it is ignored for the purposes of this comparative study.
At present, the most common treatment for genuine phimosis usually consists of the partial or total surgical resection of the prepuce, most often under general anaesthesia. However, in the past few years treatment by topical steroids (clobetasol or betamethasone 0.05%, applied locally) has been used as an alternative to circumcision [4–15]. This pharmacological approach is rarely used in France, no doubt because the diffusion of information among paediatricians and GPs is poor. To evaluate as objectively as possible the potential of this new method of treating phimosis in risk/benefit terms, we systematically reviewed the available relevant publications. The medical community is required to improve its practices to ensure that patients receive treatment with the best benefit/risk value, and to use public health-care resources responsibly. Consequently, we also compared the two therapeutic approaches (surgery vs topical steroids) for their cost-effectiveness. Finally, we evaluated the magnitude of any potential savings from the national and regional database of the Programme de Médicalisation des Systèmes d'Information (PMSI) or French Diagnostic Related Groups (DRG) database in 1998.


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Sorry everyone for the long wait, I've been busy in other outlets such as filming. That's right I'm also an indie filmmaker. I was the assistant director, editor, sound editor, producer, and score writer.
However I'm primarily for music, and I have recently posted a new song on YouTube, titled "Crystal Clear". You won't be able to listen to the song at this site yet, but you go ahead and check it on in video format.
If anyone have any questions whatsoever, please ask, and I will respond.
Good Morning everyone, if anyone may have been pondering of my activity on Reverbnation; well you don't have to worry, because I've been working extremely hard on writing new material, and just surviving in the world like everyone else.
I would also like to thank all of the fellow artist, and fans for the huge amounts of support, because without you all, well I wouldn't reach the top 30's, now it seems as if it's heading towards the top 20's.
Now if you haven't already, I strongly encourage to watch the video formats of my songs "Uncut", and "Open Your Eyes", due to the fact that I still haven't come around to upload the MP3 formats yet; but if you want to hear my recent original material, besides the four songs that have been uploaded long, please watch the videos.
If anyone have any questions whatsoever, please hit me up, or if you just want to talk I'm willing to, just as long as I'm home.
Until then God bless, and stay positive!
Good Morning everyone, I hope you all are doing well. I know I've been gone for a while, and my ranking has decreased, but numbers don't make a difference. Anyway since my hiatus, I've been really busy with work, writting new material, and most recently I performed my first gig, in Cambridge, Maryland; And it was a success!
However I hope you listen to my new song title "Open Your Eyes (Shadows) (Demo)"; It's a really good song, and I've made a lot of effort working with this one.
Well I'm back on ReverbNation, to take care of a few things here and there.
Some time in February, I will upload my most recent track "Uncut". However you can currently listen to the song in video format. Also I'm working on a new and exciting song! So far it sounds amazing, however I still have to record a few guitar solo's here and there, and record my vocals. Once it's done, I'm going straight to the Library of Congress Copyrights Office, so I can copyright this new addition.
Last, but not least I totaled the amount of songs I have, and frankly I have enough material to create two albums. However I'm gradually embarking on a journey that will take me far, but I'm still taking one step at a time each and everyday.
Sooner or later this year, or next; I intend to collaborate, with other individuals as much as possible. Currently I'm assisting my one friend I met on Xbox Live, with a concept we decided to work on. So far it's going great, but it's a bit challenging, especially when he lives overseas in Japan. long story short while I'm sleeping, he could be wide awake. However I'm not giving up, because it's actually fun working, and fusing minds together, to establish a sound that could possibly turn out great.
Good afternoon everyone, although today is my birthday, I will be relaxing, and enjoy making more music.
The current song I'm working on have a bit dark elements, as far as the tone of the song itself lyrics and Instruments. I'm still in the first stages of developing this new song. So most likely, I will copyright, and upload this song, sometime in December or Next year.
For those that may have visited my page, and listened to my most recent track "The Morning Light"; Just a reminder, the music player is the edited and short version of that song. In fact "The Morning Light", is over 8 minutes long.
So if anyone was wondering, you can find the extended version, here on this site (In the Video section), or you can visit my Youtube page (supamariosoniku), and you can enjoy the full song, with no edits.
Good morning everyone!
Finally I uploaded my recent song "The Morning Light". I've worked on this composition very hard, and waited patiently for new sounds to come to mind for over 4 months. So now everyone get's an opportunity to listen and enjoy my best efforts.
This song begun as an experience to tap into different genre's, and bring the essence of dance music, and mash it up with rock and pop. It was a slow, but very exciting process that developed into something nice and catchy.
For the sound/theme, I wanted something that would clash between futuristic and fantasy. So I definitely wanted to create an orchestrated piece for fantasy, some synths, guitar solo's, and heavy bass pedals here and there for an even more upbeat and modern sound.
I was a bit inspired by Romeo and Juliet; So as you can tell, there is a tragedy within the make up of the song's lyrics, but it's not between two lovers, instead it's the world itself. The reason for that being, is due to the fact that the character is deeply infatuated with his partner, but their love is forbidden by their families. So to settle the score, the main character destroys the world, not just because of it's corruption and their parent's, but primarily for his lover. However simultaneously, the character feels a sense of regret.
The song also has somewhat of a religious tone, to it as well, hint "The Morning Light". Which has been referenced in the bible and several times, which can also refer to planet Venus too. So all in all there's a story, but somewhat of a message to top it off.
Last, but not least, there are two versions of this song. The main version which is the original and extended cut which is over 8 minutes long, and featuring my friend and local Maryland actress, Patricia Renderos. And the short version and edited version, which I somewhat rushed and decided to cut it down a bit, because I'm strictly on a budget, and I didn't want to to overspend. However you can listen to the full and extended version, by visiting this site, or by visiting this YouTube link here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HwuYgd_CMfw&feature=plcp
Well I hope you all enjoy my new song, and I have more songs to come in the future, until then keep listening and have a great day :)
Alright everyone I'm back, and I do apologize for my long hiatus from ReverbNation. However it was for a worthy cause, due to the simple fact, that I've actually managed to complete songs, I didn't originally have any intentions promoting on this site.
I can now officially, and safely say that I have many songs to complete a whole entire album (if I were top notch that is.) However I'm still working on some sounds, specifically for mastering sounds, and certain techniques (from myself of course). So as you all may know, and should know, I'm very patient with my creations, and quite frankly it really pays off.
Lastly, I will be making a visit to the library of congress, to copyright my recent material so that everyone could have a chance to hear my new tracks this weekend, but in the meantime, just bare with me, because these new tracks will probably blow your mind... Probably :)
Until then God Bless!
I've been extremely patient working on this track I've been busy with, for over 3 months now. I don't want to use the word perfect, because no matter how much time I spend on it, it will never be perfected. However I will say, that I'm very picky, yet discreet with the sounds I create.
Basically I'm giving it my all, so this song doesn't sound too corny or crappy. This dance song I'm creating is an experiment, and it can be very complex to choose which sounds I like, and which sounds have to be set or tossed to the side.
So far in my frame of mind, it sounds very amazing. Although It's almost complete, I still like to think as if I'm still in the beginning processing this song in particular.
Once again this song is a cross between techno, rock, funk, and pop. As for the lyrics, think of it as a Romeo and Juliet type of plot. Though there' s a tragedy, the tragedy isn't between the two lovers.
Also my personal life has been a bit stressful recently, working 3 jobs and all. However I'm pushing my best efforts, to convert my stress into positivity, as much as possible. And sustaining more of my faith in Jahweh.


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A club at Elizabethtown Community and Technical College worked Tuesday to stop violence and remembered those who could no longer be helped.
The Phoenix Club at ECTC hosted its annual Child Abuse Awareness Day on Tuesday. The club set up displays in room 112 of the Administration Building on campus to disseminate information on child abuse and domestic violence. Later Tuesday, people gathered to honor victims of child abuse with a candlelight vigil.
Hundreds of people across the county will dive under their furniture during an imaginary earthquake at 11:15 a.m. April 28.
They'll then take a few minutes to consider what they would do if they were in a real earthquake at home, at work, in the car, at the store or anywhere else as part of the Central U.S. Shakeout.
The event includes 11 states that are considered to be in danger of experiencing an earthquake, including Kentucky. The state rests on some fault lines, including the New Madrid fault.
Michelle Murphy said the term "hospital" no longer adequately describes the role Hardin Memorial Hospital plays in Hardin and surrounding counties.
Murphy, director of marketing and public relations for HMH, and her team have designed a new campaign she says better encapsulates the services HMH offers as a health system.
Murphy is packaging the concept as Hardin Memorial Health, which she said is "all-inclusive" and accurate now that the hospital has expanded its reach into areas like LaRue, Meade and Nelson counties.
Usually, Jenna Sallee is a nervous wreck before a major tournament.
The Elizabethtown senior No. 1 singles player can be seen worrying herself into a tizzy, fretting about her stroke, her confidence and her overall game.
East Hardin coach Jeremy Knight watched as his team's confidence grew with every point Mariah Helton scored to start the second set of the Middle School Athletic Conference Seventh-Grade Volleyball Tournament championship against St. James.
That confidence seemed to wane in the decisive third set.
With Anna Hargan serving, the Knights turned what was a close game into a one-sided affair en route to a 21-18, 11-21, 21-15 win Tuesday night at East Hardin.
Four pitchers combined on a one-hitter to lead the visiting North Hardin Trojans to a 14-0 win in five innings over 17th District rival Fort Knox on Tuesday.
Junior Andrew Boyles (2-2), senior Aaron Yates, sophomore Eli Carman and senior Isaac Coty shut the Eagles (2-13 overall, 0-4 in district) down. Boyles struck out four and allowed the one hit in two innings.
The National Weather Service predicted an outbreak of severe weather overnight for much of Kentucky and strong winds pounded the region.
A series of warnings were issued around midnight as the storm pushed through from the area. A tornado warning covered northern Hardin County including Fort Knox.
Central Hardin senior Russ Morse has a reputation of coming through with clutch hits during his career.
No one knows it better than the Elizabethtown Panthers.
Morse crushed a tie-breaking two-run homer in the fifth inning to lift the ninth-ranked Bruins to a 5-1 victory over Elizabethtown in a pivotal 17th District game Tuesday evening at Central Park.
Central Hardin softball coach Mark Martin had saved this trick play for years.
With the bases loaded and the Lady Bruins needing some type of pick-me-up against North Hardin ace Andrea Whalen, he decided to put a deceptive rundown ploy to use.
Design of the Elizabethtown Nature Park is being finalized and Planning Director Ed Poppe expects a projected cost will be given to the council in time for budget talks next month.
Poppe said the city is likely to include money for the park in the next budget cycle, which begins July 1. If so, he said it is possible the city could take the project to bid by fall or spring of next year.
The city hired CMW Inc. of Lexington in September to conduct the design work at just under $100,000.
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The Homecoming Parade on Friday, October 7th will be at
2:00 pm in downtown Westfield.
Oxford and Coloma students will be bussed to Westfield to watch the parade.
Westfield students will walk to the parade site.
United for education excellence, the School District of Westfield combined communities, are dedicated to developing responsible citizens well prepared for diverse future opportunities. We strive for each learner to reach his or her full potential through the combined efforts of students, families, school and communities modeling high standards and providing challenging educational, real world experiences. In addition, it is our hope to develop lifelong learners.
Forms are due in a schools office by Monday, October 10.
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On Wednesday, October 19th, students that travel on school buses within the School District of Westfield will be participating in an emergency bus evacuation practice. The purpose of the evacuation practice is to familiarize children with the procedures they should follow in case of an emergency, designate student helpers, and ultimately keep students safe should a rare emergency event occur.
Evacuation practice will take place at the end of the school day. Buses that load at the elementary schools and pick up students at the high school/middle school will conduct their evacuation practice at the high school/middle school. Buses that load at the elementary school and do not travel to the high school/middle school will conduct their practice at their respective elementary school.
Please note that the evacuation practice will take about 10-15 minutes, so students will be arriving home about 10-15 minutes later than usual on that day. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Petra Gottschalk at the Transportation Department at 608-296-3030.
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Westfield remains large enough to offer a wide variety of student learning experiences and co-curricular activities, yet small enough to provide students the opportunity to participate in as many activities as they choose to pursue. We have a low student-staff ratio that allows small group and individual attention on a regular basis. We are a leader in technology that includes our state-of-the-art telepresence lab (i.e. foreign language distance learning in elementary school) and Promethean interactive tables (activity tables). Furthermore, Westfield Area High School was recently ranked the 20th best high school in the state of Wisconsin by US News and World Report.
Parent involvement and community support are major assets of the district and contribute to the success of our students. Organizations such as the Booster Club, Post Prom Committee, Families in Education (FIE), Parent-Teacher Organization (PTO), Touchdown Club, and Pioneer Youth Club (PYC) provide volunteer time and financial support for various academic and co-curricular programs in the district.
Highly qualified, caring, and compassionate staff members that establish high expectations best describe the culture of our district and make Westfield a great place to learn and work. We look forward to an exciting year.
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- Don't leave plane before all passengers disembark, AI tells its pilots
NEW DELHI: Air India has asked its pilots to ensure that they stay on board after landing till all passengers have alighted from aircraft. "It has been noticed time and again that after landing even before passengers deplane, the pilots immediately disembark and are also not available during the SAFA (safety assessment of foreign aircraft) inspection. While the SAFA inspection is in progress, the presence of pilots on board aircraft is vital to satisfactorily answer the queries of the inspectors to sort out issues there and then," a circular "availability of pilots in the cockpit after landing" issued last week by AI's executive director (operations), Captain Arvind Kathpalia, said. "All pilots are hereby informed that they must not leave the cockpit till all passengers deplane and must be available during the SAFA inspections in the cockpit. The same is for strict compliance," the circular adds. SAFA inspections are carried out all over the world with the local aviation safety authorities checking aircraft of foreign airlines.
- JMB changed modus operandi, was open to tees and T-shirts as attire
KOLKATA: Special Task Force sleuths questioning JMB-Bangla unit chief Anwar Hussain Farukh alias Inam say the new look JMB – who are identified as neo-JMB – had decided to completely overhaul its operations in Bengal. While not completely giving up its tradition of arms training imparted through unrecognized Madrasahs of Birbhum and Burdwan, the organization wanted to spread social tension close to Kolkata – and North 24 Parganas with a border with Bangladesh became the first choice. It did not go unnoticed that the state has merely around 597 recognized Madrasahs and over 400 NGOs run by the minority communities, several of whom have a presence in Kolkata's neighbouring district. "The idea was to try and make Basirhat-Bagda sector a hub of activities for the JMB in Bengal and join its new found Cachar base in Assam. It is not without reason that the JMB had shifted its fake currency operations from Malda-Murshidabad to Assam. There was heightened lookout in the Bengal borders but entering Bengal from Assam was comparatively much easier. Similarly, all fundings that were received from sympathizers in Malda, Howrah and the Nadial area were re-routed through ground agents based in Bagda, Siliguri and Guwahati," claimed a STF source. Sources said both Inam and Maulana Yousuf – the second in command in Bengal – took extreme care not to be identified as a "sympathizer." Gone were the kurtas and long beards. Yousuf took to T-shirts and jeans and kept visiting India oft and on. Orders for moving any consignment were issued one month in advance and extreme care was taken to see that the communication for the same was kept at a minimum. Cops believe at least two top leaders of neo JMB Bangladesh – Shariful Islam Khaled and Mamunur Rashid Ripon were in India to assist the group, a claim made by RAB – the elite Bangladesh anti-terror agency – earlier. On Tuesday, the STF officially kept mum but did say that Inam's laptop might throw up interesting leads. "We do have several statements and six teams are working to ascertain their claims. Joint CP (STF) Vishal Garg said they were in touch with the Bangladeshi authorities to verify certain leads. Meanwhile, a manual recovered from JMB men have shown how these men were instructed to avoid detection. The manual reads six instructions on hiding. Interestingly, the militants have been directed to select rooms on ground floors so that they could easily flee or put up good defence in a fight. The manual instructs them to get ready for frequent arrival of the militants from outside for training and if some militants frequently visit a den for training, the manual instructs that the shelter could be made known to general public as a coaching centre. Meanwhile, Yousuf, while questioning has revealed how JMB cadres were asked to undergo training from other militant organizations for "honing of skills." According to STF, several of the 25 arrested JMB men had undergone training at both the Mukimnagar Madrasah in Murshidabad and Simulia Madrasah in Burdwan district at least on two different occasions between 2009 and 2011 before getting another round of training – allegedly the NSCN-K in Myanmar.
- I-T search on co-operative societies unearths Rs 200 crore
A drive to unearth black money by the income tax (IT) department, Goa office, over the last couple of days, has revealed around Rs 200 crore undisclosed income deposited in co-operative societies in the state by politicians, small mining firms, businessmen, jewellers, etc. This was revealed during a search of around 30 co-operative societies conducted by the department
- HC says court can't review answer keys, dismisses plea on NEET
New Delhi, Sep 27 () Courts cannot review answer keys prepared by subject experts, Delhi High Court has said while rejecting a petition challenging the CBSE answer keys for the questions in the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET), 2016.
- AP getting special treatment, don't ignore Telangana: TRS MP
Hyderabad, Sept 27 () NDA government is giving special treatment to Andhra Pradesh because the ruling TDP is an ally at the Centre, claimed TRS MP Kalvakuntla Kavitha. She said Telangana should be dealt in similar fashion and its people should not be ignored.
- Rattled by move to review Indus Waters Treaty, Pakistan says 'India can't separate unilaterally'
According to Pakistani media reports, Nawaz Sharif's Adviser on Foreign Affairs Sartaj Aziz has said that "If India violates the treaty, Pakistan can approach the International Court of Justice." "According to international law India can't unilaterally separate itself from the treaty," said Sartaj Aziz
- Salman Khan proposed a girl for marriage and it isn't Iulia Vantur!
Salman Khan's alleged love affair with Iulia Vantur has been the talk of the town for the longest time now. Grapevine suggests that the actor will be tying the knot with Ms Vantur on November 18. Ever since the date started doing the rounds, anyone and everyone is curious to know what exactly is happening in Khan's life.
- Sector 62-63 T-point to remain closed for a week
Noida: The stretch from electronic tower intersection to Sector 62-63 T-point remained closed for traffic due to the ongoing black-topping work being undertaken by the Noida Authority causing slight discomfort to commuters travelling from NH-24 to Noida via this intersection. The Authority undertook the work as the road sees heavy traffic and there have been complaints from residents about the road which is in a bad shape. The stretch is an important link for those who want to travel to Ghaziabad or Delhi via the NH-24 from Noida or vice versa. "We got a request from Authority for carrying out the black-topping work. It will be opened for traffic as soon as the road is fit for the same," said assistant traffic inspector Avinash Saini. However, it might take almost a week for the entire stretch to become smooth given that work has to be done on both sides of the stretch.
- I-T dept prompts tax defaulters to save their skin
CHANDIGARH: With just three days to go before the September 30 deadline for declaring black money and undisclosed assets and avoid harsh action later, the I-T department is using all methods to induce tax evaders to come forward voluntarily. The Narendra Modi government's Income Declaration Scheme (IDS) is aimed at one time settlement of taxes on undisclosed assets and income of an individual with no question being asked and promise of no punitive action afterwards. Meanwhile, some tax evaders who were recently nailed by I-T department are using the provisions under IDS to dig their way out of the trouble. When names of several businessmen and professionals were found in the diary recovered by the investigation wing of I-T department, during its action at Amritsar-based money lender duo, close to 40 offenders themselves declared income and assets worth Rs 30 crore under IDS and saved themselves from huge penalties and probable prosecution. Ludhiana-based chartered accountant Ankur Gupta said, "I think IDS is the best option for the people who have amassed undisclosed assets as generally if a person is found in possession of black money or undisclosed income, he is liable to pay 33% tax and also the penalty which ranges from 100% to 300%. In IDS, only 45% tax and penalty is to be paid. Moreover, in general cases there is provision for prosecution of the accused but under IDS, the person making declaration is immune from prosecution and there is no further inquiry against him." Recently a leading builder of the Tricity was raided by I-T department and a list of his thousands of his clients was found in his office. Majority of these investors had purchased properties by making huge cash payments. With the department sending notice to them, 30 have turned up till date and declared Rs 8 crore as their undisclosed income under IDS. Meanwhile, department has already issued notices to close to 900 of these investors and is in the process of issuing notices to more. If they don't turn up for declaration before the September 30 deadline at the offices of the I-T department in north west region, routine action would be launched against them, a senior I-T official hinted.
- Campaign conveys message that women don't ask for it
"What message are you giving out with that outfit," is a question most women have faced at some point in their lives. It could have come from a parent, friend, relative or even a stranger on the street who thinks wearing a skirt or strapless blouse is an invitation to pass judgment, or even worse, abuse the woman.