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Apartamentos Gran Amadores - Mogan
Apartamentos Gran Amadores is located in Mogan and offers Puerto Rico apartment accommodation near the beach.
Apartment accommodations come with sofa beds, televisions, ceiling fans and balconies. Practical amenities include kitchenettes and refrigerators. They also have wired high-speed internet. In addition, the apartment accommodation has billiards or a pool table and an elevator (lift).
Apartamentos Gran Amadores - Mogan
Hotel Info: 1-877-214-4288
- Apartment, 1 Bedroom (for 3 adults)
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Hotel size
- This hotel has 64 rooms
- Check-in time 1 PM-midnight
- Check-out time is noon
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- No pets or service animals allowed
- Wired Internet access in public areas *
- WiFi in rooms *
- No parking
- Free nearby parking
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- Outdoor pool
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Golfing nearby
- Scuba diving nearby
- Billiards or pool table
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Laundry facilities
- Elevator/lift
- Terrace
- In-room accessibility
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- Ceiling fan
- Coffee/tea maker
- Sofa bed
- Separate living room
- Balcony
- Private bathroom
- Shower only
- Hair dryer
- WiFi (surcharge)
- Refrigerator
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- Kitchenette
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Green / Sustainable Property
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Anyone little baby is teething? Heidi been fussy for last couple of days, drooling like crazy!!! And she has red cheeks too. Already teething??!! Maybe? Sh has all the signs, we shall see....
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THE MEDIA BUSINESS: Advertising; Time Agrees to Set Up Fortune, Italian Style
By RANDALL ROTHENBERG
Published: November 8, 1988
Time Inc. has signed an agreement with Arnoldo Mondadori Editore, the Milan, Italy, publishing company, to set up an Italian version of Fortune magazine.
The first issue of Fortune Italia is expected to be out by spring, and will use the same logotype and basic design as its American parent. Some articles will be adapted from the United States edition; others will be produced specifically for the Italian version. Ad rates have not yet been set.
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World of Warcraft has ruined the Massively Multiplayer Online Role-Playing genre for me. A few years back, when Everquest was the popular flavor (as I'm sure Moose Tracks currently is for ice cream) I beta tested Everquest Online Adventures for PS2…it sucked, I was lucky if I came across one other person while wandering a landscape, I know it was a closed beta but seriously, how did they expect to stress test their servers with so sparse a number of players. At the time (a reoccurring theme in this essay) when Everquest popularity was at it's peak and sad loners were offing themselves over it, I did not own a very good PC or decent enough internet connection to play the PC version, but when the PS2 went online, you can bet your Sweet Potatoes that I shelled out the (then) fifty bucks a month for Verizon DSL. At the time the basic DSL rate was roughly 300kbps with the business premium speed topping out at 1.5mbps…fast enough to participate in SOCOM matches but don't expect me to host. A little while after this I was sent an offer to beta test the PS2 version, which everyone knew from the get-go wasn't going to be very good, being more the hardware's fault then anything.
When I found out that FFXI was coming to PS2 and they were releasing a HDD to go with it, I was more then eager to jump into Vana'diel. On March 23rd, 2004 I drove to three different Gamestop stores to find a copy, eventually finding one at a mall an hour-and-a-half away. My friend picked up his copy for the PC and we played using our home phones strapped to our heads. FFXI was fun, but my red mage never made it very far into the double digits level wise because it was hard for a n00b like me to find a party, so I never ventured very far from San d'Oria. Eventually I stopped playing and cancelled my subscription.
It's now four years later and I'm curious again, I would like to get back into the MMORPG swing of things, but WoW has been out for a few years now and I can't help but feel very intimidated by the game. When colleagues discuss it with me around it's like another language is being used, similar to English but the vernacular is unfamiliar, Penny Arcade has done a few comics that make no sense to me in this regard. I'm also positive that I will stand out like a sore thumb being "the new guy" in town. I've heard WoW players can be smug at times and not helpful to someone like me, of course I'm just generalizing based on what I've seen and heard from others. How will I ever get anywhere?
Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning released a few weeks ago and it has me intrigued. I like the concept of it, especially the PvP aspect and the developers approach to cutting back the dungeon crawling, which I could never stand in FFXI, since I usually only had one other party member. More then once did I aggro a too powerful foe and have to run, screaming for help, back to town in order not to die and lose experience points. I might give this one a try, as everyone is fairly new to it, if only there weren't so many people saying things like, this is a great game, but I'll quit once Rise of the Lich King releases, then I might end up in Everquest Online Adventures again, wandering endless expanses within an empty server, which leads me to wonder, where would Neo be if he was the only person left in the Matrix?


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Last week was Brooks' birthday. Her favorite cake is carrot cake so I made one for her birthday and we ate some during the day at work and then she took the rest home with her. This carrot cake recipe is a really simple one that doesn't involve all the carrot grating that I did for her cake. But it gives you the same taste as a carrot cake without all the work. Quick and easy!
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Two men armed with knives have hijacked a Russian passenger plane shortly after take-off from Istanbul's airport.
Turkey's Transport Minister, Enis Oksuz, said one of the crew members was injured as the attackers, reported to be Chechen, seized the aircraft.
He said radio contact with the plane, which is carrying 162 passengers, had been lost.
Mr Oksuz said the plane was apparently on its way to Syria.
The plane, which is operated by Vnukovo Airlines, was on a scheduled flight to Moscow.
It took off at 1330GMT (1130GMT) and the hijackers seized control some 30 minutes later.
This is the fifth hijacking from a Turkish airport since 1998.
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Latinos and the Economy: Integration and Impact in Schools, Labor Markets, and Beyondby Stephen J. Trejo David L. Leal
At 15.4 percent of the population, Latinos are the largest minority group in the United States. They are a growing presence in all sectors of the economy, play an increasingly important role in government and politics, and are influential across a wide range of cultural domains. Despite the growing attention paid to Latinos in recent years, this population is characterized by relatively low socio-economic status, and Latinos frequently rank behind the majority white population and other minority groups when it comes to education, finances, and employment. This book contributes to the understanding of these issues by addressing a comprehensive range of topics on Latino economic incorporation, outcomes, and impact over an individual's lifetime. The volume starts with the foundational issue of education, and then moves to immigrant integration and adjustment, Latino and immigrant earnings, the economic impact of Latinos, and inter-generational incorporation and long-term integration issues. The contributions provide wide-ranging perspectives on the key factors that determine whether Latinos will be able to achieve their economic potential. The substantial individual, national, and international implications of these studies make this book of interest to scholars and policy-makers alike, particularly those concerned with the issues of education, immigration, employment, and earnings. The rapid and continuing growth of the Hispanic population ensures that the debate over social policy in the next few decades will increasingly focus on how best to alleviate the economic and social problems facing this population and perhaps encourage rapid assimilation. The studies in the volume edited by David Leal and Stephen Trejo provide an excellent foundation for this discussion. The conceptual issues and findings in these papers are sure to be valuable to both policy makers and researchers. George Borjas, Robert W. Scrivner Professor of Economics and Social Policy, John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University Latinos and the Economy provides a truly authoritative but accessible compilation of first-rate scholarship on Hispanic incorporation, educational and political gains, and ongoing economic and cultural impacts. It is "must reading" for anyone concerned about the future, especially as America moves inexorably towards becoming a majority-minority society by mid-century. Daniel T. Lichter, Ferris Family Professor, Department of Policy Analysis and Management, Cornell University This is the volume to read for anyone interested in current American immigration issues or the role of Hispanics in the U.S. economy." Daniel S. Hamermesh, Killam Professor of Economics, University of Texas at Austin "The future of America is closely intertwined with the successful integration--economically, politically, and socially--of the Latino population. Latinos now comprise one of every seven workers and almost one of every five students in the United States. The research reported in this volume describes the challenges faced by Latinos in schools, the labor market, and in communities and explains their prospects for upward mobility. These studies suggest that a significant investment in expanding educational opportunities may be the single most important policy lever to incorporate Latinos into the American mainstream." Charles Hirschman, Professor of Public Affairs and Boeing International Professor of Sociology, University of Washington
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About Crow's Nest - Hotel Captain Cook
Innovative French and New American cuisine, paired with an outstanding selection of over 10,000 bottles of wine. 360 degree views of downtown Anchorage, Chugach Mountain Range and Cook Inlet. Experience Alaska's finest, at the Hotel Captain Cook.
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Dinner: Monday - Saturday: 5:00pm - 9:15pm
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Although we have had excellent meals at ...
Although we have had excellent meals at the Crow's Nest in the past, the meals we ordered this time were very disappointing. We had the seafood bouillabaisse and the wild boar. The seafood was over cooked and lacked any taste. The boar was also over cooked and too salty. The potato-leek soup was amazing. For those who have never been, the view is reason enough to check this place out. Also, we could not have asked for better service. We will come back again as we know that every good restaurant can have a bad day.
This is a very nice restaurant in Anchor ...
This is a very nice restaurant in Anchorage. It is expensive but the food and service are excellent. We were there on vacation and chose that restaurant on the recommendation of a friend. We were not staying in the hotel.
The Hotel Captain Cook was my home away ...
The Hotel Captain Cook was my home away from home for forty years, and I've eaten at the Crow's Nest many, many times. It simply isn't what it used to be. It was once a top of the line restaurant with long-term staff who knew regular customers. If it wasn't on the menu, they were likely to be able to serve it anyway. Now it is a tourist trap. You can run a restaurant like this when your customers come off a cruise ship and you won't see them again. We'll see how the Cook is doing in the winter when the locals abandon it. Maybe it will just go the way of the other cruise line properties and simply close in mid-September and re-open in May. Sad fate for a once great place.
Service totally stands out at the crows ...
Service totally stands out at the crows nest. Friendly, super knowledgeable and helpful, just the right balance. Add to that perfectly conceived and delivered food that tastes really great, along with a spectacular view (also an incredible wine list) and this is a restaurant I couldn't recommend more
Tasha took very good care of us - never ...
Tasha took very good care of us - never overly present but always there when we needed her. All the food was wonderful. The best two surprises of the evening were 1) the wild boar - which was prepared perfectly and there was no hint of gaminess to the meat. It paired wonderfully with the polenta, brussel sprout leaves, and pomegranate seeds. 2) The second surprise of the evening was the Butternut Cheesecake which featured a crust of crushed cracker jacks, a wonderful cheesecake custard and dulce de leche on the side. Topping off the evening was the ruby port, a Smithwood LBV - absolutely smooth and an excellent dessert wine to go with the cheesecake. Our birthday celebration was perfect thanks to the Crow's Nest staff and the food and drink offerings.
My meal with out of town guests who are ...
My meal with out of town guests who are "foodies" was a big disappointment. I dine occasionally at the Crow's Nest (2-3 times per year), and it is often inconsistent in every way (food, service), and this meal was typical of that tendency. The service was outstanding and our waitperson was understanding and not at all intrusive to push us to order while we were deep in conversation. One of the diner's (his first visit to Alaska) ordered fresh oysters as an appetizer, encouraged by both me and the waitperson who had raved about the size, quality and taste of Alaska-grown oysters. They were each served with a small ball of herbed sherbet. My friend commented that they were very strong and suggested I try one. I did and agreed the taste was quite unpleasant. He requested, and received, lemon, catsup and horseradish to make the oyster more palatable. I could not eat another one. The salads and bread were fine. My main course was halibut, and for $42, I expected more than a piece the size of a Hostess Twinkie. And, it was greatly overcooked and dry. It was surrounded by quinoa. The combination of the two items was overall tasteless. In sum, it was culinary-wise a very disappointing meal. We were thus in no mood for desert. The sunset was breathtaking however and we took it in along with dozens of others who paraded in front of our table to take photos. It was also disappointing that the Cook does not seem to enforce any sort of dress code. I know it is Alaska, but for such a classy, and expensive, restaurant it is distressing to see people in ball caps, track suits, tennis shoes, and the like. I have lived in Alaska for over 40 years and this was the most casually dressed I have ever seen anyone at the Crow's Nest.
Crows best is usually on point, somethin ...
Crows best is usually on point, something was off tonight. The steak was tough and the venison filet was served whole, overcooked and difficult to cut with the serrated butter knife (not sure if they have real steak knives). We were dissappionted in our meals and the fact that each entree was $44. For that price, each meal has to be special.
The Caesar salad needs more garlic and less anchovy. Crab cakes were awesome, so was the ambiance and the view.
We are locals so they will definately get another chance.
My husband and I went there for our 2nd ...
My husband and I went there for our 2nd wedding anniversary in August. They were so great! There was a card on our decorated table saying congratulations on years of marriage! I'd never gotten anything like that from a restaurant so it was such a nice touch. They were busy, so they made sure we knew they would take a while -- and after being the restaurant industry for over 6 years I thought that was very considerate and professional to let the guests know they would take their time. We didn't even notice because we enjoyed the view! Great wine list and seafood! Definitely coming back.
The entire meal was much more than I exp ...
The entire meal was much more than I expected. Starting with warm fois gras served with a dusting of pistachio and onion confit. A roasted marrow bone large enough to serve two then bouliabase and local sea scallops. We shared a terrific Meyer lemon tart. Service was first rate
My wife and I are semi familiar with fin ...
My wife and I are semi familiar with fine dining, but we decided to try the Crows Nest for the first time on our anniversary. Needless to say, it was a bust. Most fine dining, you pay more for less, but delicious portions. Our meal was even less than described, and tasted god awful to boot. Fancy names and price tags, but when the food was delivered, we were far from impressed. I will not be visiting, or recommending this restaurant any time in the near future.
Great view and ambiance. We come here fo ...
Great view and ambiance. We come here for special occasions but this visit was a disappointment in terms of the quality of the food. Maybe it was an off night. That said, I'm pretty sure I was served the wrong dish and rather than confirm, I was told it was the right one. We are local Anchorageites and we know fish........
Superior food, super service, pleasant a ...
Superior food, super service, pleasant ambience, full bar service. The staff is always friendly and willing to accommodate. There is a note of elegance about the service and food presentation. My entrée was scallops and they were done to perfection, hot and well presented. The overall experience was relaxing and well worth the tariff.
The crows nest was recommended to us bec ...
The crows nest was recommended to us because my husband is military and wanted to do something special for when my parents came into town. The service was ok, nothing spectacular. The menu was not very clear, we ordered crab legs and a steak both ranging around the $60 tag. Nothing came with the meal except they dropped off one roll of bread for each person and brought out a very small "appetizer" that they didn't ask you if you wanted, ours was salmon. So me being 36 weeks pregnant cannot eat uncooked salmon, my husband has a allergy and my mother does not like salmon. Upon noticing no one ate it there was no offer of anything different. Then the entrees came out, 58 dollars for 6 crab legs and four pieces of broccoli, or the other option was a small portion of potatoes. Very disappointed in the price per serving. Seeing as we've eaten at less well known Resturants in anchorage and had better experiences.
The food was spectacular. The service im ...
The food was spectacular. The service impeccable. 5 of us enjoyed oysters a delicious crab cake a soup a beet salad and entrées included halibut scallops salmon each one more delicious than the other. The presentation and accompaniments magnificent. This was definitely the best meal we had in Anchorage and more than comprable to best meals in Los Angeles and Chicago. And the price was not outrageous. Can't encourage others enough to go here
This was my second time to Crow's Nest. ...
This was my second time to Crow's Nest. Again, I found the menu pretentious and the food disappointing. My steak was excellent but broccolini was heavy in oil. Crab cake and salad were mediocre. I wouldn't chose to go back.
We celebrated our wedding anniversary at ...
We celebrated our wedding anniversary at Crow's Nest. The staff had a congratulations note waiting at our table. The view was spectacular, the service stellar, and the food wonderful. In all it was a perfect evening.
We had altogether two appetizers and two ...
We had altogether two appetizers and two entrees. The appetizer with bone marrow was the best dish of the four. The vegetarian entree would have been better with an additional element to tie everything together. Whipped chevre or something like that would have made it a great dish. The service and the view were excellent.
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Mashantucket - Open for weeks without fanfare, the new Pequot Outpost gas station next to Foxwoods Resort Casino has had an effect on prices along the Route 2 corridor, driving a gallon of regular down to $3.66 a gallon.
On Thursday, there was fanfare.
The Mashantucket Pequot Tribe celebrated the grand opening of the $6.5 million facility - which includes a convenience store and a Burger King drive-through restaurant - with blessings, speeches, appearances by New England Patriots cheerleaders, a live remote radio broadcast and drawings for Outpost vouchers.
Tribal Chairman Rodney Butler hailed the project as "another step forward" in the casino-owning tribe's efforts to remain self-reliant while diversifying its business portfolio.
"With 30,000 people a day driving to Foxwoods, there's a lot of gas to be sold," he said.
The idea for a tribally owned and operated gas station originated years ago with then-tribal Councilor Richard F. Sebastian, an elder tribal member who died Tuesday. Sebastian, a former chairman of the tribal council's Economic Development Committee, was one of the first tribal leaders to urge that the Mashantuckets pursue business interests beyond gaming, Butler said.
Tribal elder Laughing Woman, who led the gathering in prayer, called for a moment of silence in Sebastian's memory.
Cinque Dames and Jeff Hayward, members of the Tribal Business Advisory Board, oversaw the Pequot Outpost project, which was completed in about eight months. Keith Gove, a tribal administrator, was credited with bringing it in well under budget.
Dames said the tribe has hired 67 new employees to staff the facility, including five full-timers. About a quarter of the new hires are tribal members, he said.
The tribe had said that the 24-hour Outpost would pump Mobil gas at "competitive" prices. When it opened several weeks ago, Hayward said, its prices were several cents a gallon below those at nearby gas stations. Since then, other stations have lowered their prices, he said.
At a Shell station down Route 2 from Foxwoods, the cash price of regular Thursday was the same as at the Outpost - $3.66 a gallon. The credit price was $3.72, slightly less than the Outpost's credit price, $3.76. About a mile farther south on Route 2, a Mobil station was selling regular at $3.72 cash and $3.78 credit.
Tribal members as well as non-tribal employees of Foxwoods and the tribe's government are entitled to a discount of 10 cents a gallon on Outpost gas. Casino patrons who have a Foxwoods Rewards card can swipe their card to pay, with 1.5 points equal to $1 of gas.
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by Gary Gordon, posted at Seeking Alpha According to the folks at Fidelity Investments, the average frequency of a 10% market correction is once per year. However, we have not seen a pullback of this magnitude over the last 12 months (7/6/10-7/5/11), and we have yet to see it occur in 2011. In March, the Middle East uprisings coupled with Japan's devastating earthquake certainly had the potential to trigger a traditional stock market correction. Still, it didn't happen. In fact, U.S. equities hit multi-year highs by the last day of April. Sovereign debt risks combined with hideous "soft patch" numbers on the U.S. economy ushered in a May-June swoon. However, the last trading week of June recovered most of the 7% losses with the strongest price rally for U.S. stocks in 2 years. Clearly, risk may be back in vogue for the moment. On the other hand, a debt ceiling debacle, weaker-than-anticipated earnings and/or woeful unemployment numbers could send investors back to the safety of cash. That said, it may be critical to outline a more precise meaning for the ubiquitous term, "risk on." The absence of a traditional market correction for an entire year makes this easy to do; that is, which stock ETFs prevailed in the uninterrupted 12-month period of bullishness (i.e., sans traditional -10% period) circa 7/6/2010-7/5/2011?
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Monday, July 4, 2016
The Aberdeen Fire Department would like to wish everyone a HAPPY and SAFE 4th of July!
Here are some recommended firework Safety Tips...
•Obey all local laws regarding the use of fireworks.
•Know your fireworks; read the cautionary labels and performance descriptions before igniting.
•A responsible adult SHOULD supervise all firework activities. Never give fireworks to children.
•Alcohol and fireworks do not mix. Save your alcohol for after the how.
•Wear safety glasses when shooting fireworks.
•Light one firework at a time and then quickly move away.
•Use fireworks OUTDOORS in a clear area; away from buildings and vehicles.
•Never relight a "dud" firework. Wait 20 minutes and then soak it in a bucket of water.
•Always have a bucket of water and charged water hose nearby.
•Never carry fireworks in your POCKET or shoot them into METAL or GLASS containers.
•Do not experiment with homemade fireworks.
•Dispose of spent fireworks by wetting them down and place in a metal trash can away from any building or combustible materials until the next day.
•FAA regulations PROHIBIT the possession and transportation of fireworks in your checked baggage or carry-on luggage.
•Report illegal explosives, like M-80s and quarter sticks, to the fire or police department.
Sunday, April 3, 2016
Units responded to a report of an apartment fire on Franklin Street today. Units arrived and found contents of an apartment on fire. There was mild extensions within the room and units worked on smoke removal after extinguishment. The cause of the fire remains under investigation by the Maryland State Fire Marshals Office.Units on the sceneEngine 211Tower 231Engine 213Ambulance 292Engine 514Truck 1231
Photo Courtesy of BAVFC
Tuesday, December 22, 2015
Just before 12:00pm today AFD was alerted to respond for the automatic alarm at 4600 Mercedes Drive in the 420 box. Shortly after the call was upgraded to a building fire with reports of sprinkler flow activation and fire in the dust collector. Companies arrived and located fire in the dust collector piping. Crews operated for approximately 1 hour before they started to clear the scene. No injuries were reported. Other companies on scene included Abingdon Fire Company Aberdeen Proving Ground Fire & Emergency Services The Bel Air Volunteer Fire Company Joppa Magnolia Volunteer Fire Company, Inc. (Official). Below is a picture during clean up stages of the incident. Courtesy of BAVFC.
Monday, December 21, 2015
Tonight before the department drill members took two families in our first due area Christmas dinners and gifts for the kids. We are beyond happy and thankful that we could make a small difference for families during the holidays. Happy Holidays everyone!
Saturday, December 19, 2015
We would like to thank all of our members and the citizens that came out for this years breakfast with Santa. It was a huge success and we were able to serve approximately 520 people this year.We would also like to give a huge thanks and special shout out to all of the local businesses who donated to help make our event a success. Hope to see everyone next year!
Monday, December 14, 2015
Last night the department held its annual election of officers. The results are listed below. Congratulations to all of the elected officers! Captain and Lieutenants will be appointed by the chief officers at a later date.Chief- Steven C Hinch Assistant Chief- Dale Budnick Sr. Battalion Chief 2-1- Josh MontagueBattalion Chief 2-2- Keith BudnickPresident- Ed BudnickVice President- Chuck GlassmanSecretary- Jeff SextonTreasurer- Fred BudnickBoard of Director 3 years- John Bender
Sunday, December 13, 2015
Members of the department completed the Maryland Fire & Rescue Institute Fire Officer 3 course over the past 10 weeks. Members attended this 60 hour course with numerous additional hours outside of class spent in which provides the members with the knowledge and skills required for the administrative and operational challenges of the fire service in the 21st century. Members that attended the class were Assistant Chief Dale Budnick Sr, Captain Brandon Collier, Captain Josh Montague, Lieutenant/B.O.D Chad Rizzuto, Secretary/FADO Jeff Sexton and FF Scott Budnick. Pictured below are these members today after their final presentations.
Saturday, December 5, 2015
Aberdeen Fire Department, Inc. will host its 2nd Annual Breakfast w/ Santa Event.
Main Station - Banquet Hall
21 N. Rogers Street
Aberdeen, MD 21001
Buffet Style Breakfast
Menu Includes: Eggs, Bacon, Sausage, Pancakes, Biscuits & Gravy, Coffee, Orange Juice, Milk and More!
$8 Adults
$4 Kids (Age 6-12)
Free (5 and under)
You can Pre-Order Tickets by emailing email@example.com
Tickets Sales will also be available at the door
You can also order tickets online through our online store. Go To https://squareup.com/market/afdco2md
Please come and join us this Saturday for the Annual Christmas Street Craft Fair!
Come and shop with over 100 vendors for some unique gifts and you can also buy your lunch here too! Our firefighters will be serving up some delicious Pit Beef, Pit Ham and Pit Turkey. Did I mention that we will have FUNNEL CAKES TOO!
Hope to see you there!
(photo by J. D. Floyd II, Royal Blue
Ltd. archives)
Sunday, November 29, 2015
Fire apparatus of Aberdeen FD in Harford County MD are seen queued up in front of the old House 1 Station before renovation on a soggy day in April of 1989 following the first of two AFD Centennial Parades held that year. (photo by J. D. Floyd II, Royal Blue Ltd. archives)
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New Jersey Cup: Welcome
The 13th Annual New Jersey Cup is open to US Club Soccer-member clubs and teams in New Jersey. U10-11-12-13-14-15-16-17-18/19 boys' and girls' teams.
U10 will be played 7v7.
U11-12 will be played 9v9.
U13-14-15-16-17 offers a Super Group (top, or most competitive) and a Premier Group.
U18-19 are combined into a single U18/19 group.
Teams that win their first game of the New Jersey Cup advance in the championship bracket, one-loss elimination. (Teams that lose their very first game played will get at least one consolation game scheduled.)
Super Group champions gain entry to US Club Soccer's National Cup finals. Premier Group champions gain entry to a National Cup Regional.
All teams must hold and present US Club Soccer player passes and a US Club Soccer roster at all New Jersey Cup games.
No USYS/NJYS passes/rosters will be accepted. Individual teams can join US Club Soccer in order to play in the New Jersey Cup.
Some groups will begin preliminary-round games in March. Preliminary-round games can be played on the weekend or during the week.
The championship semifinals and finals will be held May 6-7, 2017.
Contact: firstname.lastname@example.com
Team officials only: 609-529-7514
U10: Holmdel Match Fit/NJX AJAX
U11 8v8: NJ Elite PSV
U12 8v8: Real New Jersey Spurs
U12 11v11: SDFC Mercury
U13 Super Group: TSF Academy 02/03
U13 Premier Group: Jackson Red Bulls
U14 Super Group: Wall SC Cosmos
U14 Premier Group: Harrison SC Vipers
U15 Super Group: STA Morris United NPL 00
U15 Premier Group: Jersey United Spartans 00/01 Pre-ASL
U16 Super Group: SJEB '99
U16 Premier Group: Pasco Fire
U17 Super Group: (NJCSA) Marlboro Warriors Blue
U17 Premier Group: Next Level Arsenal
U18/19: Cedar Stars Academy Newark 97/98
U10: PDA Lightning
U11 8v8: PDA Strikers
U12 8v8: NJ Wildcats Lopez NPL
U12 11v11: PDA Lyon
U13 Super Group: New Jersey Rush 02 Blue
U13 Premier Group: Freehold SL Arsenal Blue
U14 Super Group: NJ Wildcats Averbuch NPL
U14 Premier Group: PDA Shore Fusion
U15 Super Group: Princeton SA IGFA 00-01 NPL
U15 Premier Group: B'Elite Player Development SC Chaos
U16 Super Group: FC Copa Academy 99 NPL Milan
U16 Premier Group: NJ Crush FC Crossfire
U17 Super Group: FC Copa Academy 99 NPL Celeste
U17 Premier Group: NJ Crush FC Charge
U18/19: Princeton SA IGFA 97/98 Tigers NPL
The home team is responsible for getting referees for their game through their club's referee assignor. The home team/club is responsible for assigning fees.
The referees are paid whatever the home team/club normally pays referees for home games. The two opposing teams split the costs of the referees for a game. The home team must tell the other team in advance what the fees are and what their share is.
Tuesday, March 1
U18/19-U17-U16-U15 will play 80-minute matches: 2 x 40.
U14-U13-U12-U11 will play 70-minute matches: 2 x 35.
U10 will play 60-minute matches: 2 x 30.
Overtime: if a game is tied after regulation play, the two teams will then play two, 5-minute, full-term periods. If the teams remain tied after overtime, the match will go to FIFA penalty kicks.
Preliminary-round games can be played on the weekend or during the week.
Players May Only Play for One Team
Players may only play for one team participating ...
All teams participating in the New Jersey Cup must have valid US Club Soccer passes for all players and coaches at all games. A valid, official US Club Soccer roster also must be submitted to the referees at all New Jersey Cup games. Referees will be checking at every game. All players' names must be imprinted on the official roster; no handwritten additions.
No NJYS/USYS passes or rosters will be accepted.
Monday, March 14
Implementation guidelines for U.S. Soccer's Player Safety Campaign
Any player or coach who receives a red card in a New Jersey Cup match is suspended for the next New Jersey Cup game.
Championship medals will be awarded to the winners only of each championship age group.
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Google Chrome recently became the most popular browser in use on the web, overtaking Microsoft's Internet Explorer (IE), before falling back into second place.
StatCounter revealed that on Saturday, March 18, Chrome's browser market share surpassed that of IE, for the first time in its history, with a 32.71 percent compared to 32.5 percent.
The company's research showed that the spike was largely due to heavy usage in India, Russia, and Brazil and said that it was indicative of a wider trend as Chrome usage often increases over weekends.
The phenomenon was taken by analysts as a sign that consumers commonly use IE for work purposes and Chrome for home browsing.
"At weekends, when people are free to choose what browser to use, many of them are selecting Chrome in preference to IE," commented StatCounter chief executive Aodhan Cullen.
Despite marking a major milestone for Chrome, which according to StatCounter only boasted a 28 percent market share in January, Cullen indicated the jump may not have any real long term significance.
"Whether Chrome can take the lead in the browser wars in the long term remains to be seen, however the trend towards Chrome usage at weekends is undeniable," he said.
StatCounter's findings are based on analysis of 3 million websites, with the company analyzing 15 billion page views each month.
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Managing Disruption, Seizing Opportunity
On the 29th of September 2016, the IMI's well established National Management Conference will take place under the theme of "Managing Disruption, Seizing Opportunity". The conference will provide over 250 of Ireland's C-Suite audience with the latest insights from local and global thinkers and leaders who have driven business success in disruptive environments.
The IMI remains the leader in business management and executive education in Ireland so this year's conference will ensure Irish business leaders can equip themselves with the necessary tools and insights to manage disruptive environments, and identify and seize all opportunities to succeed.
CPD 3 2016: Customer Experience- The New Battleground for Business20th October 2016, 08:00 - 10:00
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Our third workshop in our 2016 series of CPD Workshops for Managers kicks of on Thursday October 20th, with a session on Customer Experience- The New Battleground for Business led by Graham Fagan, IMI Associate Faculty.
IMI Masterclass 3: Beyond Measure - The Big Impact of Small Changes16th November 2016, 14:00 - 17:00
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Holy cow, it's a double rainbow! Rainbow Windcatchers recall the loveliness of a spring rainbow. These kids St. Patrick's Day crafts make lovely decorations, but they are quick and easy for all ages. Little ones will love making decorative paper crafts for kids.
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