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This Week in "Destroying the NCAA," Mark Cuban and Shawne Alston
It wouldn't be a normal offseason week on Double Coverage if we didn't bring you some kind of "down with the NCAA" story, and since we mailed it in last week to shred that pow pow out in the Rockies (with an extra pair of gloves) we're giving you two today. Let's start with Dallas Mavericks owner, Shark Tank star, t-shirt aficionado and LeBron James posterizer Mark Cuban, who had this to say to ESPN about the recent rash of one-and-done NCAA stars:
"If the colleges don't change from the one-and-done, we'll go after the one. The NCAA rules are so hypocritical, there's absolutely no reason for a kid to go (to college). We can get rid of all the hypocrisy and improve the education. If the whole plan is just to go to college for one year or just the first semester, that's not a student-athlete. That's ridiculous. You don't have to pretend. We don't have to pretend. A major college has to pretend that they're treating them like a student-athlete, and it's a big lie and we all know it's a big lie. There's no reason for the NCAA to exist. None."
FATALITY! CUBAN DON'T HURT EM! That quote is only the tip of the iceberg, so I'd highly recommend reading the entire ESPN article, but you've gotta love the Cubes giving absolutely zero effs like always and going after the NCAA's hypocrisy and absurdity when nobody else in his position will. Obviously the one-and-done rule doesn't apply to football, but you can insert "three-and-done" and make the exact same point: we're all just playing make believe with these kids and pretending they're in this for the education to avoid paying them or giving them adequate healthcare.
Which brings us to former West Virginia RB Shawne Alston, who's also setting his laser sight on the boys in Indianapolis. Alston, who had to take out more than $5,000 in loans while in Morgantown on a "free ride," is proposing a class-action lawsuit against the NCAA and the five power conferences claiming that the NCAA has illegally capped athletic scholarships at a value below the actual cost of attending college (leading Bloomberg View to speculate how a similar anti-trust suit could finally bring this insane system down).
The NCAA has had it both ways long enough and can't straddle the fence between these two stories anymore. If Cuban is right and players are not "student-athletes" then let the kids make some money. If Alston and others want to be student-athletes then give them a real scholarship.
Or just recognize this entire system for the corrupt, outdated farce that it is and blow the whole thing up.
(H/T: Barstool U and Bloomberg)
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When the show was first announced it sounded promising, mostly because
producer Frank Spotnitz was a veteran of "The X Files"...and as we all
know, several "X Files" veterans were big fans of the original "Night
Stalker" movies and series.
Now, whenever a cultural icon is reinvented for a new era, one always expects a few changes. I don't think we were expecting this many.
Carl Kolchak, as you may recall, was a down-on-his-luck loner, a middle-aged, average-looking has-been reporter whose primary positive qualities were his investigative skills, his tenacity and his flair for mocking authority. He had a part buddy/ part adversarial (mostly the latter) relationship with his boss, Tony Vincenzo. The adversarial part of their relationship came to a head when Kolchak came upon the story that first piqued his interest in the supernatural: a killer who appeared to be an actual vampire. The police, not wanting to look stupid, were not about to admit that there really might be things that go bump in the night running around their city...and Vincenzo (being not exactly akin to Ben Bradlee) was only too happy to quash the story in order to keep the authorities happy. This, of course, rubbed Kolchak the wrong way. Kolchak was dedicated to getting the truth out, no matter what.
Well, that brings us to the new Kolchak.
In ABC's latest incarnation, Kolchak is changed almost beyond recognition. Now he is young, good-looking and morose. He no longer seems to have arguments with Vincenzo. Most surprisingly, perhaps...he was married. His wife was killed by one of these bumpy-night-things, and now he pursues stories about them. Instead of operating alone, he's joined by his partner Peri and staff photographer Jain.
This makes for an awfully weird feel. Watching a young, handsome Kolchak investigate a story with his capable partner Peri and wide-eyed photographer Jain, you get the feeling you're actually in Metropolis with Clark, Lois and Jimmy.
Those changes alone are enough to alienate a number of the "Night Stalker" faithful. But there's an underlying feeling, a style, that's also very different from the original books, movies and series.
Whereas the "old" Kolchak used to narrate events in a snappy, factual way, Spotnitz has fallen back into his "X Files" habit of just using opening and closing narration which, even then, is more on the philosophical than factual side. It's a change that removes a considerable amount of the pacing and realism from the show. And if you're looking for the old Kolchak who had a smart mouth and was ever quick with a quip...forget it. He's not here. This Kolchak is more moody than mouthy.
Even the music is languid. In the original movies, the score was jazzy yet kind of morbid, a style that fit the stories to a T. Here, you'll find music more like what you'd hear on...well, "The X Files".
Then there's the Vincenzo thing. "Old" Kolchak had to battle not only the authorities but his boss. This one is clearly Kolchak's pal, which removes half the conflict from the show. Believe it or not, there are none of those wonderful Kolchak-Vincenzo screaming matches here. Instead, we're offered an FBI agent who wants to pin the death of Kolchak's wife on Kolchak himself. Shades of The Fugitive. (Ironically, the agent's name is Fain. Bernie Fain was an FBI agent buddy of Kolchak's in the original novel.)
One truly bizarre feature of the show: this Kolchak drives a newish yellow Mustang and lives in a penthouse suite with a built-in swimming pool. Give me a break!
The true test of whether this is a worthy "Night Stalker" or not is...if you removed the title from the show, and changed the names of the characters to Smith and Jones...would anybody recognize it? Chances are, beyond the fact that the stories are supernatural and the hero works at a newspaper, no, you would not. Kolchak no longer resembles Kolchak, either figuratively or literally.
The one bright spot in the show was a digitally-inserted "in-joke" in which Darren McGavin, replete with seersucker suit and straw hat, was inserted into the foreground of a shot of the newsroom. Unfortunately, it served only to remind the viewer of the big difference between the original Kolchak and Spotnitz's Kolchak.
And finally -- without giving away spoilers -- there's the puzzling shot of Kolchak's hand at the end of the episode which ties in with the murder of his wife. That was just weird.
The fault does not all lie with Frank Spotnitz. In a TV Guide interview, he stated that the "mission" aspect of the show -- finding the killer of Kolchak's wife -- was inserted at the insistence of the suits at ABC, who felt Kolchak needed a stronger motivation for going after ghoulies and ghosties. Nevertheless, this "Night Stalker" does not have the jazzy music, the narration, the pacing or the comic patter -- in other words, the feel -- of the original. It looks more like "The X Files" than "The Night Stalker".
Oh well. It's not a bad show. It just should've been much, much better.
This was a good idea (bringing back Kolchack: The Night Stalker) unfortunately everyone who bought the rights to the name completely ignored what made the original a great show. No matter what glitz and glamor you crank out - there is nothing that compares to a great character driven drama. And trust me, this was nothing resembling a great character driven drama. The main characters are completely bland and forgettable just going through the motions. No matter what the powers that be think works as an update to the show - this show needed an old touch to it. Darren McGavin was a great character actor and that is the first thing this show needed - someone who has something interesting about them. But it would also take more than one character actor - the original had several stand out performers. People who were not bland, people who you remembered. Kolchak should be played by a middle aged man - not some young generic stud. Have him work with the generic people if you want, but the main character has to be one who acts interesting. This was indeed an X-Files Clone, and a pale one at that. So much for formulas on what to put in a show - put in something that stands out instead. Thoughly disgusted and disappointed with this tripe.
My expectations confessedly did not run very high when word of this project came to me. I mean, let's be honest, the original Night Stalker was a one of a kind gem that only happens once in awhile. It was a show ahead of its time, and its legacy has grown tremendously over the years despite its one year run. Star Trek ran for only three years you might remember. I also understand that things must change for different audiences. But why would writers with some ability(from The X-Files - a great show I might add)change everything except the names The Night Stalker, Karl Kolchak, and Vincenzo. They are the only links this new show has with the old. The way the series is shot is markedly different, the tones of the stories markedly different, the actors(for lack of a better word) are markedly different and so on. I can guess what might have happened: genre writers who grew up on the old show pitched the idea of remaking the series to the networks wanting to pay homage and make a new, exciting series. I think they probably wanted to stay close to the heart of the old show. A great central character that was affable, unflappable, and played by a guy that could act would be needed. They probably knew that the show's success would hinge on this actor's representation of the role. Darren McGavin was a great actor, and yes, now he is way too old to assay this role. But why in the world did the producers get some guy like Stuart Townsend. He looks like he popped out of the pages of GQ magazine and has so little range. This is the guy that is going to convey humor in much of what he says and does amidst the surroundings of stark horror and investigative reporting? Is anyone out there buying him as a gritty reporter in Los Angeles or anywhere else? You know how little faith the producers had in him when they assigned him a beautiful helper. Gabrielle Union, a beautiful woman but an average at best actress, wanders through the inane dialog with little conviction. She is helping Kolchak? I was just flabbergasted with how bad this remaking of the series was from the perspective of looking at the show's foundation. Maybe if it wasn't called The Night Stalker then I could accept it for the mediocre sci-fi rehash that it is. But when you call it something that brings smiles to the faces of horror fans from the seventies you then have an obvious comparison to make. There is no comparison at all. Absolutely none. This is dreck when placed on those standards. The show is talky with little action or suspense. It fails miserably in evoking any kind of fond memories for anyone who is watching it because of its name. Just a pitiful shame and a pitiful show.
.....and never have I been so disappointed. I am not sure why this series was even produced at all?! Did they hope to draw in the fans of the old show? If so, this was not the way to do it. None of the charisma of Darren McGavin is evident in the "acting" of the current "Carl Kolchak". I'm also not sure why he has a partner. Since they went to all the trouble of lifting the following from the original: Kolchak drives a Mustang (updated), works as a reporter, works for Tony Vincenzo, you'd think they would also try and establish some of the charm of the original show (no one believes Kolchak, his bumbling, wacky clothing, intrusive style of reporting, etc. In their defense, I suppose they DIDN'T want to remake the series over again, perhaps they wanted to completely re-do the series and attract the younger viewer - but why call it the "Night Stalker"? They would have done just as well (which was horribly) with "Night Reporter Who Bears Little to No Resemblance to Carl Kolchak"
When this was announced I knew there would be trouble.Kolchak is one of
TV land's most beloved and remembered supernatural-themed shows.One of
the reasons being the superb casting of the Late,greats Darren
McGavin,and Simon Oakland.
As a big fan of the original I was looking forward to a faithful updating.The studio just used the name to launch a generic x-files wanna-be.
This time we get Sturt Townsand and Gabrielle Union.They are not bad.The stories that aired had a little promise.The whole thing played like a wake.None of the charm or wit of the original to be found,and ended up very disappointing.
Townsend is a bit underrated in my book.He could have grew into the role if given time and better writing.A bit too young for the character in my book.
With Time this might have developed into something good.The show needed to start with a BANG;Not on mute.They just went for a serious tone with nothing to balance it out.How could the network have the stomach to green-light this and send it out into the public.
It was clear from the start they had no idea of the following the original had.
I expected more.
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May Contain Spoilers**** Disappointing as named. Did they even bother
to WATCH the original show? We already have X-Files, and it was far
superior to this X-erox.(sic) Too bad. The actors are fine--for a
different type of show--they're all very pretty. If the show wasn't
parading itself under the banner "Night Stalker" it might even have
potential, but it's hard to get past that.
The original show had character in itself and had CHARACTERS--great character actors playing interesting roles. It was fun, entertaining. The new version is dreary and depressing. The new show uses the old saw about the the murdered wife and her unsolved crime...Are you kidding me? The Fugitive, Monk, First Wave...Stealing from the stuff they already stole, huh?
And, since when does Kolchak have anyone around him who believes a word he's saying? Like two, sexy cohorts.
A huge disappointment, since expectations are not met. Maybe some day, some one will get it and remake the series properly.
After reading some of the negative comments of certain viewers here on
this new series I was intrigued to watch it so I could get a personal
opinion. To begin with, there's not even a single episode of the old
Night Stalker of the seventies that I missed and that because I'm a
huge fan.
This new series has very little in common with the original ,old series. That, however, doesn't make it bad. Perhaps giving the series the same title was a promotional mistake but the series is definitely not.
Stuart Townsend is a superb actor, carrying with him very convincingly the air of a very special, talented reporter whose life was messed up by an, unexplained tragedy ,something that makes his life even more lonely and tortured but at the same time fills him with the resolution to find out. This necessary feeling Stuart conveys to the audience in an exceptional way.
Gabrielle Union is a very clever young reporter who in this group of three, plays the role of the doubting Thomas in a unique way .The audience senses an attraction and a respect for Kolchac but at the same time some fear that the man might be unstable and therefore untrustworthy. She prefers to distrust any references to the occult or mystery but also has the honesty to acknowledge something extraordinary when it happens. She gives a very good account of that sort of person and is an excellent actress apart from being very sweet and extremely sexy.
Equally talented and a very interesting character is the actor Eric Jungmann who plays the role of their assistant. An eager young journalist trying with enthusiasm and diligence to get into the gist of reporting he is all the time swayed between the 2 protagonists with the equally strong character trying to built the right profile of the pro he wants to be at the same time maintaining a balance with where his own instinct leads him.
Finally a very solid and convincing performance from the actor Cotter Smith who plays the role of the experienced,sometimes tough editor who however has a genuine love and interest in his reporters whom he wishes to succeed in their missions every time.
All in all I find this series very thrilling and really hope it goes on forever.
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The Sci-fi channel is currently running an NS marathon. WHat exactly is the point? One only has to watch the opening five minute of the first installment to realize what an unmitigated FARCE the whole thing is. The original series earned it's richly deserved cult status by blending equal parts humor and horror, and the UPDATED series unfortunately tosses this concept onto the scrap heap. The other critical element that is missing is a little thing called CONFLICT. This new Kolchak has a support system resembling a CHEERING SECTION. His new-age editor is the genteel, paternal sort and any resemblance to the previous series incarnate is virtually impossible to detect. And the idea of partnering him with some attractive but bland eye-candy, as well as a sycophantic toady, is just too laughable for words. Frank Spoonitz deserves the lion's share of blame for this fiasco. He SO desperately wanted to put his own stamp on this series that he forgot to make suspenseful or funny or scary or provocative or just plain mildly interesting. Calling David Chase.
In the spirit of full disclosure, and just because I am simply lazy,
this review also appears as a general posting on a message thread on
the show's IMDb page...
I personally liked the show. I actually saw it on re-runs on Space (the Canadian counterpart to SyFy) and not during the original airing of the show. It struck me that this new incarnation of "Night Stalker" was a show very much in the vein of "Millenium", a wonderful, wonderful show created by Chris Carter and starring the talented Lance Henriksen. It had that same brooding, dark and suspenseful atmosphere, but more than that it also had almost the same substance and heart as that show. Style was never, at least in my mind, put over substance. Of course as others have pointed it also shared certain similarities with "X-Files".
It is true, that it was quite dark for a prime-time, network TV series, and liking it might have been an acquired taste...but the contention that this show was overly pessimistic, hopeless and depressing, is in my mind, unfair and unwarranted. The show only aired six episodes before it was cancelled and never got the chance to establish itself, evolve and show its true potential. We will never know what would and could have been. On the DVD set Frank Spotnitz does hint at and discusses what the future had in store for the characters and their respective story lines as well as the over all theme of the show, Good VS. Evil.
Stuart Townsend and Gabrielle Union were excellent together as was the rest of the cast. The stories in each episode were crafted as stand-alone narratives, but they also neatly fitted into the overall arch of the show and Kolchak's one-man crusade to find out the truth about what happened to his wife as well as expose all the strange cases he came across, trying to understand the nature of the dark, the evil, the things that go-bump in the night, which most of us ignore and pretend don't exist.
The more I think the more I see "Night Stalker" if not parallel, at least mirror other similar shows like HBO's "Carnivale" and CW's "Supernatural". But "Millennium" remains the show most comparable to "Night Stalker".
Lastly I have to add, that the narration which Stuart Townsend did at the beginning/intro and end/outro of each episode was quite wonderfully chilling and gave me goosebumps each and every time, and I mean this as the highest compliment. That world-weary voice Carl Kolchak brought every week, heavily burdened by the knowledge and awareness of the darkness and evil which lurk out there, made this show a must-see! Too bad it didn't get a fair shake...
Okay. To start with, I agree with all or most of the other reviewers about one fact, that this is nothing like the original except for some of the characters' names and other similar things. But even though this series strays far from the original I really like it. I'm a big fan of the original series and TV movies, but I really liked this "remake" as well! You don't have to be familiar with the original at all in order to like this. It's good as a stand-alone series. I thought the characters were quite good and were well-acted. The story lines were also good. Unfortunately it was canceled in the middle of a two-part episode! How low could the network go! Then later on I found out the the entire series, including un-aired episodes, was put on DVD. So the two-part episode was available to be seen in its entirety. Very good. If you can put aside the association with the original series and TV movies with the similar name, I recommend renting or buying the DVD set and watching this with an open mind. It really is very good, and I highly recommend it. I give it 9 stars out of 10. I'd give it more if it had not gotten canceled so early. There just aren't that many stories in the series.
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"We've gotten calls from NC State, Georgetown, St. John's, UConn, Boston College, Fordham, St. Bonaventure, St. Joseph's, Vanderbilt, and some others," said Anthony Menard, Wiggins' high school coach at East Hartford. "St. Bonaventure has offered him. NC State plans on coming in to see him early in the season.
"Coaches think he is the type of player who could blow up in the next year, and be out of their reach."
Wiggins and Menard trekked down to St. John's last weekend to take in a practice.
Right now, there is a decent amount of residual buzz from Wiggins' play this fall at the IS8 League and the Gaucho Roundball League in New York City with the Fairfield County Stars, but not many teams have gotten a first-hand look at the slippery guard, yet. UConn came in in late September to evaluate him, and St. Joseph's was supposed to take in a workout which would up being scuttled when Wiggins was sick.
Wiggins is a wiry guard who is elusive off the dribble and can create for himself and others. He is adept at getting in the lane and creating. He sees the floor well. Wiggins needs to get stronger but he is very athletic. He was on the receiving end of a couple of alleyoops in fall play.
Wiggins played last summer with the Connecticut Basketball Club, coached by J.R. Hargrave. He'll likely compete on the AAU circuit this spring with the Fairfield County Stars, coached by Billy Lovett.
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Sorry to hear that you want out.
The best thing to do, in my opinion, is to discuss the situation with your Agent/Broker.
If you decide to part both ways then hopefully the agent will let you out of the contract.
If not you may have to wait till the agreement date is up.
I usually will let someone out of the contract, because I feel that is good business practice.
That is just the way I do things.
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If the broker has not lived up to his side of the agreement, then speak to him and explain why you want to terminate. Normally, Realtors do not want to hold clients against their will.
However, it is possible that because he fulfilled his side of the agreement that you owe him payment of commission earned. Terminating the agreement does not relieve you of an amount already earned, and you should be prepared to make good on your side of the agreement by paying that amount. If there is a contract still in execution, you will still be obligated to pay him, even though you will not get any benefit of representation once you terminate the agreement.
Most representation agreements also contain a 'protection clause' which prevents clients from reaching an agreement on a property and then discarding the broker so that they don't have to pay him. If, for example, the representation were to end on January 31, and you went back to a seller that you previously negotiated with and signed a new contract on February 1, the broker would probably still be owed a commission under the protection clause.
Your first order of business is to discuss your issue(s) with the broker and try to resolve them. If you can't resolve them, then tell him in writing you want to terminate the agreement, keeping in mind that if your objective is to avoid paying a commission on a property he introduced you to that you're not acting fairly and legal repercussions may result. After you discuss the matter with the broker, you can still hire an attorney to help you understand your rights and obligations and to help you resolve the matter.
It's an unfortunate situation, however you need to do what makes sense for you and your family in your particular situation. While I agree that speaking with your agent is the best first step, you may need to speak directly with your agent's broker as well. You may be able to come to some sort of agreement regarding how you would like to proceed.
However, if there is no other resolution, there is a form you can complete and sign (along with your agent) which will release both parties from the buyer representation agreement. The form is promulagated by the Texas Real Estate Commission (form TAR-1503). It will outline the termination of your representation as well as any fees you may be obligated to pay to that broker for any services they may have rendered.
In an ideal situation, you would be able to continue to use your agent and locate a different home to purchase. In this case, your agent would be able to assist you throughout the new transaction.
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You would need to contact a lawyer for legal advice. However, I can tell you that a Buyer's Representation Agreement is a legal agreement. If you don't want to buy a house, you don't have to. Hoewever, until May, 2009 from the information you have given, it would seem that if you do, you have agreed to negotiate & acquire the home through your broker. If you are unhappy with his services, you can ask him to cancel the agreement. He might or might not. However it is just one month from now. You could wait it out and let it expire. Another option is to sign a buyer rep for just the properties the agent is showing you or for a shorter term to be sure it is clicking between you two.
Good luck!
Why do you want out? Could they represent you in another deal?
Could you modify it to read just for this transaction or property address.
You've signed a contract so they don't have to let you out, but perhaps if you can give them a good business case to let you out of the deal they might do it. Cash might talk, but that's only one solution. Were you disappointed with their service?
They can represent you in another deal if you want to look at other properties or make offers on other properties.
Are you still planning to purchase another home and would you use that agent are questions you need to decide. If not, You might want to talk with your realtors broker if you want out of your buyer representation agreement if you are not planning to purchase another home. I would never hold someone to a buyers representation agreement if things were not working out between us. Good Luck!


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We are fit, healthy and active grandparents, aged 65 and 64. Our grandchildren stay with us on a regular basis throughout the year without their parents. They are a girl of five and a boy of three. We are looking forward to their visit in August when they are coming for a week. For a change, we would like to take them away somewhere in Britain - perhaps to a caravan site or holiday centre. As it will be in the middle of the school holidays, prices will be at a peak. Money is a factor as we are both retired. Do you have any suggestions of somewhere that might meet our needs?
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My absolute top tip for you is to think about a house swap. HomeLink (homelink.org.uk) costs £115 to join for the year, but then you can swap homes as often as you like. This is a relatively cheap way of seeing the country with all the comforts of home and for very little outlay (no money changes hands other than the subscription fee you pay to HomeLink). Of course, you have to be prepared to have people stay in your house, too - you swap with the people whose house you go to - but the advantage is that there is no price hike during the summer holidays, because there is no cost. You can search the database and see what takes your fancy (you can even search it before you join). You might choose to stay at a seaside property, or pick one in a town you would like to explore (or that means something to your family or that's near other family members), or somewhere very scenic. It may take a while to get your head round this idea, but I know families who holiday no other way. Think about this.
Not so cheap, but really exciting, is staying at a Landmark Trust property (landmarktrust.org.uk, 01628 825925). I've stayed at a few of these, and they never disappoint. The Landmark Trust is a conservation charity that buys buildings of historical significance, looks after them and then rents them out. You get to stay in the sort of places that will see you running from room to room with your jaw dropping open. The standard of housekeeping is always superb. You could stay in a fort that is buffeted by the sea, a castle, a water tower, a pavilion, even a pineapple water folly. We've gone to quite a few with our little girl, and she adores them. Last January (we always go in January when the properties are relatively cheap), we stayed in Ramsgate, Kent, in the house of the architect Pugin, and she thought it was for sale and implored us to buy it. Unfortunately, August is the prime month, so for the four of you, you are looking at spending from £1,000. I realise this is probably outside your budget, but thought I'd mention it for the benefit of other readers, and also in case you fancy trying it yourselves in low-season.
Mentioning Center Parcs (centerparcs.co.uk, 08448 267723) is a bit of a cop-out, but if I don't, I'll be inundated with readers writing in saying, "Why didn't you mention Center Parcs?" I've lost count of the number of people telling me how great it is to go there and how family oriented it is and what a great, relaxing time they have. Elvedon Forest in Suffolk is nearest to you if you fancy cutting down on travelling time. In August, prices start at £499 for a four-night midweek (Monday-Friday) break for a two-bedroom villa. While there are loads of activities to choose from, including horse riding, scuba diving, golf, art classes and climbing, most of these cost extra. However, there is a huge, covered sub-tropical area with swimming pool and slides, and this is free. Look on the website for offers.
If you fancy camping or caravanning then visit camp-sites.co.uk. Here you can do a nationwide search by county, and it will list camping/caravan sites, giving details of what's offered, the price and contact details, and also link to individual websites. You're looking at a cost of about £10-£20 per night for all four of you (as a very rough guide) if you bring your own tents/caravans. Otherwise it costs from around £300 to stay in a caravan for a week (once again, this is a rough approximation).


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Back when the Grand Theft Auto series was simply an over-the-head, 2D game, Reflections released a game titled Driver. It offered large, open-ended, 3D cities as the backdrop for amazingly fun, open-ended driving missions. Now, one sequel and a 'stuntman' later, Reflections has released their next incarnation. It seems fitting that the creators of Stuntman, one of the single most frustrating games ever made, would go on to create something to top that: DRIV3R (read: Driver 3). Between glitches, stiffness and just plain boring gameplay,DRIV3R is one of the greatest letdowns I have ever come across.
DRIV3R's story is the continuation of that of hard-nosed cop, Tanner, as he tries to infiltrate a car thief ring based out of Miami. The gang is trying to steal 40 of the world's most expensive cars, for a buyer in Istanbul. Throughout your journey, you will drive and run along the streets of Miami, Nice and Istanbul. The story is told through pre-rendered cutscenes that truly eluded me. There is absolutely no substance to them, and at times they seem more like a music video you'd find on MTV. For five minutes of video, you may only hear 30 seconds of actual dialogue. Events just seem to happen randomly. At one point, Tanner is talking to a man in a warehouse when out of nowhere a woman shoots him, and Tanner acts as if it was nothing and continues on with the conversation. There are plenty of characters to fill DRIV3R's story, however, you don't care about a single one.
Most of DRIV3R's missions are introduced through either one of the cutscenes, or simply some text at the bottom of the screen, telling you what to do next. Mission objectives seem random, and aren't even explained over half the time. However, that is really the least of your problems when playing the game. These missions are some of the most difficult and frustrating you will ever come across. I don't mean Ninja Gaiden 'difficult because they're so well created' difficult, but rather 'difficult because of a myriad of technical problems' difficult. The worst part about the missions is the fact that checkpoints are usually so far between one another, that you'll be forced to drive great distances over and over again if you screw up. Even in the early missions, there are times when you have to drive a few miles, and then get out of your car just to get shot-up and drive those miles over again.


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Britney Spears Releases 'New' Perfume + Announces Lingerie Line [PHOTO]
Britney Spears is adding another fragrance to her perfume repertoire, a repackaging of her 2005 scent Fantasy.
Britney Spears is adding another fragrance to her perfume repertoire, a repackaging of her 2005 scent Fantasy.
Kendall Jenner isn't afraid to show a little skin, as made evident by her topless cover appearance in the British bi-annual publication, LOVE Magazine.
Chrissy Teigen won't be shopping at Forever 21 any time soon.
I'm extremely thankful my wife makes her makeup last forever.
Katy Perry debuted the first advertisement for her latest perfume, Royal Revolution, on Instagram today (July 1).
We don't know if these men are good with money in other areas of life, but we do know they have a way to go when it comes to women's apparel.
Apparently its now the 'cool thing' for all the bridesmaids to line up next to the beautiful bride, turn around, and lift up their dresses.
The one thing that can set your online shopping dreams on fire, is when the items you ordered are nothing like what you thought they would be. The items don't fit, the colors are off, the blankets aren't fuzzy enough...Whatever the case may be, this list can help you keep your online shopping experiences on the up and up.
Kim Kardashian has waved goodbye to her dark locks and opted for a lighter hue for summer.
New Yorkers are constantly on-the-go when it comes to daily life, and those who live in the Big Apple are accustomed to seeing people use their subway commute time to do some last minute prepping before heading into work or an event.
Drew Barrymore took to her Instagram account to show that she's just another New Yorker by posting a photo of her applying makeup while riding the subway.
If wearing a 'G-String' or 'Thong' is too conservative, consider rocking a 'C-String.'
Summer is upon us! The perfect way to celebrate is… a SHOPPING SPREE!


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AFP Declares David's Tomb 'Disputed'
Latest update: May 15th, 2014
The definition of "disputed" has expanded to include David's Tomb on Mount Zion, at least according to the Agence France-Presse newswire.
For some reason, the site – which is revered by some Christian groups as the supposed site of the Last Supper – was never recognised as a disputed sit-in the past. When Jordan occupied the Old City of Jerusalem from 1948 to 1967, Mount Zion served as a no-man's land between Israel and the Hashemite Kingdom. There, as in the rest of Jordanian Jerusaelem, Jewish prayer rights were non-existent.
But the Catholic Church never seemed to mind the non-Catholic administration of the site. No Israeli or international media described Mount Zion as "disputed" when Pope Paul VI visited the Holy Land in 1964 (notably, the pontiff did not visit sovereign Israel or meet with Israeli leaders), nor was there any expectation that Jordan would cede control of the holy site to the Vatican.
Later, too, the Centacle, or Last Supper Room, failed to play a significant role in either the March, 2000 pilgrimage by Pope John Paul II, or in the May, 2009 visit by Pope Benedict XVI.
This visit is different, largely because Pope Francis, a member of the Franciscan faction of the Catholic Church, will celebrate mass at the site. calling into question Israeli sovereignty over the site. Franciscan monks renovated the site in the 14th century, giving the current pope a special connection to the Centacle.
As a result, Vatican sources have said they would like Israel to cede control of the site, a request to which some Reform groups have said would be a meaningful "gesture" towards peace and reconciliation with the Church.
Israeli sources have said that David's Tomb, a site that Jews believe is the burial site of King David, is not up for negotiation. Prime Minister Netanyahu has denied outright rumors that the site would be handed to then Church.
But today, Miri Regev announced that public deliberations would be held on the matter on Monday, May 19, and that representatives of both the Prime Minister's Bureau and the Foreign Ministry are scheduled to attend the meeting.
Religious protesters are expected to demonstrate against the transfer of control on May 22, three days before the pope is set to visit Jerusalem. The newswire also cited the "fact"that the David's Tomb site "is important to Muslims," without citing any historic or religious connection between Islam and the holy site. In addition, the reported mentioned the recent rise in so-called price tag "hate crimes by Jewish extremists" against Muslim and Christian sites as an obstacle to the pope's visit.
"The unrestrained acts of vandalism poison the atmosphere — the atmosphere of co-existence and the atmosphere of collaboration, especially in these two weeks prior to the visit of Pope Francis," Latin Patriarch Fuad Twal, the most senior Roman Catholic figure in the Holy Land, said on Sunday.Avi Tuchmayer
About the Author: Avi is a news writer for The Jewish Press. In the past, he has covered Israel and the Jewish world for Israel National News, Ami magazine and other international media.
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text: Jaci Lund Jaci's Story Her mother's concern is what led Jaci to the Sleep Disorders Center at DeKalb Medical. "Sleep apnea runs in my family, so my mother wanted me to see if it was the cause of my sleep problems," says Jaci Lund. At age 27, Lund is not a typical sleep disorder patient but the family history of sleep apnea, which has required surgery for some family members, along with her symptoms such as daytime sleepiness and feeling tired as she woke each morning, made her decide to undergo a sleep study. "I put the test off because I thought it was weird to know that you were going to sleep while being hooked up to equipment and monitored throughout the night," Lund admits. "Once I arrived and met Monty [the sleep technician], I felt comfortable," she says. The technician explained every piece of equipment and assured Lund that she would be comfortable throughout the night. "I slept throughout the night," Lund says. "The results of my test showed that I only reached the first two levels of sleep, not the deeper third and fourth levels of sleep, because I did have sleep apnea," she says. Sleep apnea is a condition in which people don't breathe normally during sleep. Abnormal breathing during sleep deprives the brain of the amount of oxygen it needs to function properly and increases the risk of heart disease and stroke. The most common treatment for sleep apnea is Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP). "I had to return for a second study to get set up for CPAP but I wasn't nervous about this test," says Lund. After receiving the CPAP machine, Lund began sleeping better throughout the night. "I didn't realize how poorly I had slept and how much I craved a good night's sleep," she admits. "Now, I'm doing great," she says. "I use my CPAP most of the time and I feel better throughout the day.


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Solutions for Chapter 9 Problem 78PE
The amount of heat needed to increase the temperature of 1g of a substance by is known as specific heat capacity of the substance. It is usually represented by the symbol "c". It is mathematically calculated using the formula:
Here, c is the specific heat capacity, m is the mass of the substance, T is the temperature and q is the heat.