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8. Don't rip off existing content; be original. There are 100 hours of video uploaded onto Youtube every minute so you need to stand out.
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10. Be authentic and honest. If you're talking to someone you know, or about a subject that's makes you feel a certain way, let that show through.
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A brother of the detained deputy operations manager at Monywa copper mine has called for justice, claiming that his brother and a colleague have been wrongfully arrested in relation to the illegal production of 338 tonnes of copper when, in fact, they were only following orders from their boss.
Deputy operations manager Aung Law Har and supply officer Kyaw Swe of Monywa's Sabetaung and Kyaysintaung copper mines were detained at the Sarlingyi police station near Monywa in Sagaing Division in the last week of August.
"We know that he [Aung Law Har] is accused of omitting to provide information to the state during that period," Aung Law Kee said of his brother. "But he was just following orders from his boss."
Aung Law Kee told The Irrawaddy on Tuesday that he had submitted a letter of appeal to Burmese President Thein Sein, as well as to the Hong Kong-based Asian Human Rights Commission, various House committees including Aung San Suu Kyi's Rule of Law and Stability committee, the Myanmar Human Rights Commission, and the 88 Generation Students Group.
The two detained employees have been charged under the 1963 Public Property Protection Law, accused of failure to report data relating to the processing and transportation of a huge quantity of copper during an interim period in January 2011 when the company's ownership was being transferred between a joint Canadian-Burmese firm to a joint Chinese-Burmese firm.
Aung Law Har and Kyaw Swe work for the the Myanmar Jiangxi Copper Limited, which is a joint venture between military-owned Myanmar Economics Holding Company Ltd and the Chinese Jiangxi Copper Co, the largest producer of metal for China. They had previously worked at the Myanmar Ivanhoe Copper Co Ltd (MICCL), a joint venture between state-owned Mining Enterprise 1 and the Canadian-owned Ivanhoe company. Jiangxi Copper bought the shares from Ivanhoe in 2010.
Sixty-four-year-old ethnic Chin Aung Law Har is scheduled to appear at a Sarlingyi court on Wednesday, his first hearing since he was detained four weeks ago.
His brother said that Aung Law Har had worked in the mining industry for many years, including 12 years at MICCL before he became process superintendent as well as deputy operations manager at the Monywa mine in 2010.
The letter said the accused did not attempt to conceal any information nor did he make a mistake with the data—he was simply following the orders of acting General Manager Glenn Ford of Ivanhoe in arranging for the transport of the 338 tonnes of copper to Rangoon.
A total of four people—Glenn Ford, executive officer Ms Thiri, Aung Law Har and Kyaw Swe—are all accused of conspiring to conceal data; however Ford and Ms Thiri have supposedly disappeared.
"Mr Ford told Aung Law Har to disregard the production records, the meeting minutes, and the record of the mine's activity in the one-week period when it should have been closed during the transfer of ownership," said Aung Law Kee in his letter. "The [illegally extracted 338 tonnes of] copper was subsequently diverted to an address under the ownership of executive owner Ms Thiri and not to the regular storage facility in Rangoon."
Speaking to The Irrawaddy, Aung Law Kee said, "My brother is responsible for all the copper processing and transportation to Rangoon, and he kept all those details in personal records. However, the decisions about storage and the sale of the copper were outside his remit."
The Sabetaung and Kyaysintaung copper mines are located to the west of Monywa. Local residents have suffered from environmental and health problems for more than four decades which they allege is due to the chemicals and polluted air from the mines, said Myint Thein, a lawyer in Monywa.
Myint Thein recently told The Irrawaddy that the residents who live nearby face a shortage of clean drinking water, drought in their wells, damage to their homes and crops, and many cases of ill health.
Meanwhile, the residents at the new Latpadaung copper mine have recently held protests urging a closure to the project, saying they are witnessing similar health defects and environmental destruction as residents at the Sabetaung and Kyaysintaung projects.
If you join robbers, you will be part of robberies. Then you will be asked to grab cobra's tail. Then you will get bitten and you die. People should understand that they are not supposed to obey when their boss asks them to swallow poison. People who obey to violate the law, go to jail.
Investigations should cover ME(1) officers and documents in Naypyidaw, MICC office , now MYCCL, in Yangon, and buyers Golden Lion and Myanmar Crown companies as well as the Transport contractors that shifted the 338 tonnes of copper. So far the investigators have only concerned themselves with investigations at the copper mine site.
The missing link is the meeting point between Glenn Ford and the MD of ME(1) immediately before disappearance of Glenn Ford and Thiri.
Please note that this MD had threatened Aung Law Ha with imprisonment if ever the foreigner ever came back, pointing a finger at the victim. This was witnessed by the complaining workers.
Besides, how did they find out about the buyers and the where-about of the loot?
After being "seized", they were auctioned. Just who won the government auction?
And how did they account for the transactions?
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Where is Ford and Thiri?
"The [illegally extracted 338 tonnes of] copper was subsequently
diverted to an address under the ownership of executive owner Ms Thiri
and not to the regular storage facility in Rangoon."
So the BUCK STOPS HERE of course.
However, Ford and Ms.Thiri have supposedly disappeared!
Of course Glen Ford fled back to his native land – Canada – if not back into the movies.
Who is Ms. Thiri and where the hell is she now?
Maybe she is co-starring with Glen Ford (dead since many years ago) in a movie in hell if not HIDING in the tunnels under Than Shwe's capital Naypyidaw where the UNTOUCHABLES CALL HOME today.
Hence, Thiri's WHEREABOUTS are still UNKNOWN, in the same vein as Gen. THURA MYINT AUNG and his family SENT into OBLIVION in the DEEPEST DEPTHS of Naypyidaw by Than Shwe when the already appointed C-in-C of Burma Army BALKED at Than Shwe's ORDERS to MAKE WAY for China picked Min Aung Hlaing, today PAID by the Chinese communists as well to CLEAR the Kachin land of the KIA STRUGGLING to DEFEND and PROTECT their LANDS from FALLING into the HANDS of the CHINESE vital for the COMMUNISTS PROJECTS – Myitsone Dam Project, the DEATH KNELL for the Kachins and BURMA as well no doubt – and INTERESTS in Burma today as worldwide known.
Out of four two – Ford and Thiri- are missing of course.
Aung Law Har and Kyaw Swe – only in the DOCKS and FACING THE MUSIC today – are NOT GETTING A FAIR GO in this matter folks.
They DID their JOB and accordingly as well no doubt.
Making the pair – Aung Law Har (Chin) and Kyaw Swe – SCAPE GOATS for that matter SMACKS of PURE DISCRIMINATION on the part of Thein Sein's mob in the first place.
And ASSIGNING Daw Suu to head his RULE of LAW GIMMICK is a SHAM ONLY as well!
Likewise, naming the worldwide popular national leader of Burma as HEAD of PEACE COMMISSION while China's PAID MERCENARY (Min Aung Hlaing) is RUNNING AMOK and KILLING Kachins today certainly DOES NOT ADD UP much less SUPPORT the DUD PRESIDENT yelling ETHNIC PEACE leading to ULTIMATE PEACE in Burma.
Hence, Than Shwe's CLERK (not de Klerk) is SIMPLY CARRYING OUT HIS MASTER'S (Than Shwe's) ORDERS – NEUTRALIZE Daw Suu and NLD by assigning/giving them PROJECTS to KEEP the lot BUSY in the interests of Naypyidaw as well while PREEMPTING THEM from MAKING MOVES in their CAPACITY as OPPOSITION LEADER and LEADING OPPOSITION PARTY in the first place and for that matter lest you guys forget!
I TAKE MY HAT OFF to U KHUN HTUN OO for his AUDACITY and COURAGE for DRIVING HOME THE POINT at the RIGHT PLACE (international arena) and RIGHT TIME (visiting the US) for that matter as well.
And I pray Daw Suu sees the POINT and the PLAY put on STAGE at Naypyidaw TODAY!
I applause with all my heart.


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Salmon in the Trees
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When Buffalo needed him most, Leodis McKelvin had the game of his life.
The Bills' ultra-talented, ultra-fast rookie kick returner started Sunday due to a raid of injuries. Jabari Greer, Ashton Youboty and Donte Whitner were all wiped out of the Bills lineup.
McKelvin couldn't merely provide cheap thrills on kick returns. Kansas City's offense entered Sunday's game flying high. Buffalo's secondary entered the game at half strength. Upset Alert was on.
McKelvin needed to be a lockdown cornerback. He was much, much more.
The 11th overall pick in the 2008 Draft had the best game of his short pro life in place of Greer, who was sidelined with a knee sprain. In Buffalo's 54-31 blowout win, McKelvin picked off two passes – one of which he returned 64 yards for a touchdown. He also returned a kick 46 yards to set up a touchdown, increasing his year average to a league-high 29.2 yards per return. The Hester Effect kicked in too. The Chiefs chose to kick short throughout the game to avoid McKelvin. As a result, the Bills' average starting field position was the 41-yard line.
"Huge plays he made in the game," head coach Dick Jauron said of McKelvin after the game. "We're obviously thrilled with the way he played today and the way he's come along."
McKelvin became the first Bills rookie since Brandon Spoon in 2001 to return an interception for a touchdown.
The key takeaway occurred at a critical juncture in the game. In the second quarter, Kansas City led 14-13 and was in Buffalo territory. On a first-down pass, McKelvin stepped in front of Mark Bradley to swipe the ball away and was off to the races. Tyler Thigpen and Larry Johnson each had favorable angles at catching McKelvin, but the rookie's 4.38-speed was too much.
Finally, the speed McKelvin has exuded in the return game applied to the defense. Finally, the Bills got what they bargained for in April's draft. Jauron has had multiple opportunities to stick McKelvin into prominent roles on Buffalo's defense and balked each time.
In the summer he opted for veteran Jabari Greer to start opposite Terrence McGee. With Youboty earning the nickel job, McKelvin's defensive snaps were rare. Jauron could have stuck McKelvin in place of a hobbled McGee at Miami in Game Seven, but didn't (even as Ted Ginn Jr. abused McGee all day). When Youboty suffered a season-ending foot injury, the Bills still restrained from putting McKelvin on the field – inserting the safety Whitner in at the nickel spot.
The rookie didn't sulk through the snubs.
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K.C. came into Sunday's affair on fire offensively. Only Arizona's Kurt Warner threw as many touchdowns as Thigpen in the previous five games. He had found a rhythm with Dwayne Bowe and Tony Gonzalez – each had 55 receptions coming into the game. A game that was supposed to serve as Ibuprofen for the reeling Bills could have blown up in their face. Kansas City (1-10) was much better than its record indicated.
McKelvin ensured that there were no surprises. His impact lingered all game.
One week after returning a kick for a touchdown against Cleveland, McKelvin was Barry Bonds at the plate. KC pitched around him all game, squibbing the ball short repeatedly.
"Leodis has really given us outstanding field position, which translates into points," Jauron said. "He showed his running skills that we're all aware of. We're obviously thrilled with the way he's played and the way he's come along."
While McKelvin's pick-six gave Buffalo the lead, his second pick helped the Bills keep it. With only 1:30 left in the first half, McKelvin picked off Thigpen to give Buffalo a last-gasp drive. The possession ended with a bold 15-yard touchdown run by Trent Edwards, and suddenly a one-score game was 30-17, Bills.
Jauron assured that Greer would re-assume his starting spot when he returned, but still it'll be hard to keep McKelvin off the field. McKelvin is Bobby Boucher, The Waterboy. An talent-rich, instant threat on every, single play. Sunday proved his explosiveness isn't constrained to special teams.


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Either change the design so that the cup holders for the third row seat do not take up storage space or make the third row seat an option.
The car has a nice ride and nice interior features. It is quiet and I generally like the layout of the interiors. We generally like the care. The trunk space is really small and it would be helpful to have a split third-row seat. The biggest problem so far is the GPS system does not allow for a passenger to input a destination while the car is moving. This is a real downer for road trips. It makes for a very, very clunky GPS system.
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Despite the fact that Twitter did not exist when the term "white collar crime" was coined in 1939, it is an interesting exercise to highlight the last 100 years of white collar criminal activity using "tweets." In so doing, this Essay tries to capture some of the key events that have been prominent in the white collar world.
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This recall involves 31 models of Kidde disposable fire extinguishers with Zytel® black plastic valves. The recalled extinguishers are red, white or silver and are either ABC or BC rated. The ratings can be found to the right of the nameplate. Manufacture dates included in the recall are July 23, 2013 through October 15, 2014. A 10-digit date code is stamped on the side of the cylinder, near the bottom. Digits five through nine represent the day and year of manufacture in DDDYY format. Date codes for recalled units manufactured in 2013 are XXXX 20413 X through XXXX 36513 X and 2014 are XXXX 00114 X through XXXX 28814 X. A nameplate affixed to the front of the fire extinguisher has one of the following model numbers:
Kidde has received 11 reports of the recalled fire extinguishers failing to discharge as expected. No injuries have been reported.
Consumers should immediately contact Kidde for a replacement fire extinguisher.
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2000 saw largest increase in multifactor productivity since 1992
March 13, 2002
Multifactor productivity—measured as output per unit of combined labor and capital inputs—rose by 1.8 percent in the private nonfarm business sector in 2000. This was the ninth consecutive year of growth, and the highest increase since 1992.
The multifactor productivity gain in 2000 reflected a 4.5-percent increase in output and a 2.7-percent increase in the combined inputs of capital and labor. Capital services grew by 6.1 percent, while labor input grew by 1.1 percent.
Multifactor productivity is designed to measure the joint influences on economic growth of technological change, efficiency improvements, returns to scale, reallocation of resources, and other factors. Multifactor productivity, therefore, differs from the labor productivity (output per hour) measures that are published quarterly by BLS since it requires information on capital services and other data that are not available on a quarterly basis.
These data are a product of the BLS Multifactor Productivity program. Data are subject to revision. Additional information is available in "Multifactor Productivity Trends, 2000" news release USDL 02-128.
Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, The Economics Daily, 2000 saw largest increase in multifactor productivity since 1992 on the Internet at http://www.bls.gov/opub/ted/2002/mar/wk2/art03.htm (visited October 01, 2016).
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Walleye fishing season has begunMay 05,2013Walleye fishing
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MONTPELIER The walleye fishing season is getting under way in much of Vermont this weekend.
The walleye season on most Vermont waters began Saturday and will last through March 15, 2014.
In all waters of Vermont except Lake Carmi, Chittenden Reservoir and the Connecticut River, walleye and sauger have an 18-inch minimum length requirement and three-fish daily limit.
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This is a living story of the process arts. Processes can relate to the individual (such as meditation), interpersonal dynamics (for example Nonviolent Communication), group processes (e.g. Open Space, World Cafe, unconference and wiki), on up to very large scale systems, such as economic, legal and political structures (e.g. Threebles, Restorative Circles, or Citizen Deliberative Councils). Even more than a list of particular processes though, the process arts are about an awareness that however we are doing something, that is simply one particular way, and we can and often do experiment with doing it any number of other ways.
Another way of seeing into the process arts is to understand the patterns that underlie processes and the general process consciousness, and put together a pattern language. Some of us have started meeting in person to develop a Pattern Language of Group Process (focusing on the group part of the scale of processes from individual to global). At some point we may use that pattern language as a seed to develop a broader pattern language on process in general, on this wiki.
Why call approaches to group process the Process Arts? Here is one response (of many), and a definition of the idea by the person who coined and released the term.


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Become The Best You Can Be!
Welcome to my Clinical Hypnotherapy practice in the heart of South Devon, ideally located for Plymouth and Exeter. I am one of the leading hypnotherapist in the South West, and am passionate about helping people to be the best they can be. I enable people to make profound and enduring positive changes in their lives. The therapeutic tool I use is Solution Focused Hypnotherapy, which helps enormously with a variety of issues such as:
- Reducing Anxiety and Sadness
- Improving Confidence
- Improving Sleep
- Reducing nerves and remove phobias
- Taking control of habits (e.g. Smoking, Nail biting, Alcohol etc.)
As this is not an exclusive list, if you would like to find out if I can help you contact me to speak on the phone, or book an Initial Consultation.
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- Over 5 years experience as a Clinical Hypnotherapist. Over 10 years experience in coaching and mentioning.
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I have my own hypnotherapy practice in Ivybridge, and also work from the Observatory Practice in Plymouth. Both locations offer a relaxing and professional environment for us to work in. I provide evening appointments in both locations, although there may be a waiting list for the more popular times.


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Before you can use a website name you must determine if anyone else has already registered (owns) that name. This can be done by doing a name search at a domain name registration website. I use
because it allows you to enter multiple names and shows possible extensions.
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Domain names are generally registered for from one to ten years at a time and the registration must then be renewed. If a domain name is not renewed that domain name becomes available to others.
The ".com" extension is most often used for business websites but there are other acceptable extensions like ".biz" and ".net". You may want to pick a domain name where the ".com", ".net", and ".org" extensions are all available. There is an cost for each domain extesion, but you may want to also register all of these extensions to prevent anyone else from using them. Someone might use them for an undesirable type website and people might go to it thinking it is your website. If it is not a business website, there are other less expensive extensions like ".info".
Many hosting services offer to register your domain name, but I do not recommend doing that. If you keep using that hosting service it is not a problem, but if you have problems with your hosting service, it happens, it is realatively easy to change hosts but moving your domain registration can be a real pain! That is why I recommend using a separate domain name service like
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No. 1 Alabama (5–0) beat Georgia St., 45-3. AJ McCarron completed 15 of 16 passes for 166 yards and four TDs in the first half as the Crimson Tide rolled past the Panthers (0-5) at Tuscaloosa. Next: at Kentucky, Saturday
No. 2 Oregon (5–0) beat Colorado, 57-16. Marcus Mariota threw five touchdown passes and ran for two scores as the Ducks (2-0 Pac-12) routed the Buffaloes (2-2, 0-2) at Boulder, Colo. Next: at No. 15 Washington, Saturday
No. 3 Clemson (5-0) beat Syracuse, 49-14. Tajh Boyd threw for 455 yards and five touchdowns in three quarters, and the Tigers (3-0 ACC) beat the host Orange (2-3, 0-1). Next: vs. Boston College, Saturday
No. 4 Ohio State (6–0) beat No. 16 Northwestern, 40-30. Carlos Hyde ran for a career-high 168 yards and three TDs to rally the Buckeyes (2-0 Big Ten) past the Wildcats (4-1, 0-1) at Evanston, Ill. Next: vs. Iowa, Oct. 19
No. 5 Stanford (5-0) beat No. 15 Washington, 31-28. The Cardinal (3-0 Pac-12) got on the scoreboard first on Ty Montgomery's 99-yard kickoff return for a touchdown and was never headed. Next: at Utah, Saturday
No. 6 Georgia (4-1) beat Tennessee, 34-31 (OT). Marshall Morgan kicked a 42-yard field goal in overtime after the Bulldogs (3-0 SEC) scored a tying touchdown with 5 seconds left in regulation to edge the Volunteers at Knoxville, Tenn. Next: vs. Missouri, Saturday
No. 7 Louisville (5-0) beat Temple, 30-7. Teddy Bridgewater threw for two TDs as the Cardinals beat the Owls (0-5, 0-2) at Philadelphia. Next: vs. Rutgers, Thursday
No. 8 Florida St. (5-0) beat No. 25 Maryland, 63-0. Jameis Winston had five TDs passes as the Seminoles beat the Terrapins (4-1) at Tallahassee. Next: at Clemson, Oct. 19
No. 9 Texas A& M (4-1) did not play. Next: at No. 24 Mississippi, Saturday.
No. 10 LSU (5-1) beat Mississippi St., 59-26. Zach Mettenberger threw for 340 yards and two TDs, and the Tigers (2-1 SEC) pushed past the Bulldogs (2-3, 0-2) at Starkville, Miss. Next: vs. No. 18 Florida, Saturday.
No. 11 Oklahoma (5-0) beat TCU, 20-17. Brennan Clay broke a 76-yard touchdown run late in the fourth quarter, and the Sooners (2-0 Big 12) held off the Horned Frogs (2-3, 0-2) at Norman, Okla. Next: at Texas, Saturday
No. 12 UCLA (4-0) beat Utah, 34-27, Thursday. The Bruins are 4-0 for the first time since 2005. Next: vs. Cal, Saturday
No. 13 South Carolina (4-1) beat Kentucky, 35-28. Connor Shaw scored two TDs as the Gamecocks beat the Wildcats (1-4, 0-2) at Columbia, S.C. Next: at Arkansas, Saturday
No. 14 Miami (5-0) beat Georgia Tech, 45-30. Stephen Morris threw for three TDs as host the Hurricanes beat the Yellow Jackets (3-2). Next: at North Carolina, Oct. 17
No. 15 Washington (4-1) lost to No. 5 Stanford, 31-28. The Huskies (1-1 Pac-12) dominated in rushing and passing, but it wasn't enough. Next: vs. Oregon, Saturday
No. 16 Northwestern (4-1) lost to No. 4 Ohio St., 40-30. The Wildcats haven't beaten a top-five team since it opened the 1959 season with wins over No. 2 Oklahoma and No. 5 Iowa. Next: vs. at Wisconsin, Saturday
No. 17 Baylor (4-0) beat West Virginia, 73-42. Bryce Petty had one of eight rushing TDs as the Bears (1-0 Big 12) beat the Mountaineers (3-3, 1-2) at Waco. Next: at Kansas St.
No. 18 Florida (4-1) beat Arkansas, 30-10. Solomon Patton turned two short receptions into touchdowns, helping the Gators (3-0 SEC) beat the Razorbacks (3-3, 0-2) at Gainesville, Fla. Next: at LSU, Saturday
No. 19 Michigan (5-0) beat Minnesota, 42-13. At Ann Arbor, Mich., Devin Gardner threw a 24-yard, go-ahead TD pass to Devin Funchess late in the first half, and the Wolverines (1-0 Big Ten) routed the Golden Gophers (4-2, 0-2). Next: at Penn State, Oct. 19
No. 20 Texas Tech (5-0) beat Kansas, 54-16. Baker Mayfield passed for 368 yards then left because of an as the Red Raiders (2-0 Big 12) routed the Jayhawks (2-2, 0-1) at Lawrence, Kan. Next: vs. Iowa St., Saturday
No. 21 Oklahoma St. (4-1) beat Kansas St., 33-29. J.W. Walsh found Charlie Moore for a 6-yard TD pass late in the fourth to help the Cowboys (1-1 Big 12) beat the Wildcats (2-3, 0-2) at Stillwater, Okla. Next: vs. TCU, Oct.19
No. 22 Arizona St. (3-2) lost to Notre Dame, 37-34. Tommy Rees threw three TD as the Irish (4-2) beat the Sun Devils at Arlington, Texas. Next: vs. Colorado, Saturday
No. 23 Fresno St. (5-0) beat Idaho, 61-14. At Moscow, Idaho, Derek Carr threw five touchdown passes as the Bulldogs pounded the Vandals (1-5). Next: vs. UNLV, Oct. 19
No. 24 Mississippi (3-2) lost to Auburn, 30-22. Nick Marshall ran for two TDs, and the Tigers (4-1, 2-1 SEC) held off the Rebels (1-2 SEC). Next: vs. Western Carolina, Saturday
No. 25 Maryland (4-1) lost to No. 8 Florida St., 63-0. The Terrapins (0-1 ACC) not only lost quarterback C.J. Brown because of a concussion, but they also tied for the most lopsided loss by a Top 25 team in FBS history. Next: vs. Virginia, Saturday
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W Hotel's avant-garde design lands in Montréal.
Here's one of the most interesting and innovative boutique hotels in all of Québec. Set adjacent to Square Victoria park, the W with its shining blue exterior borders the quarters of downtown and old Montréal. It's also a few short blocks to the shopping on Sts. Catherine street and Chinatown. Rooms are categorized from the basic Cozy guestroom to the cool Extreme Wow suite. All rooms, no matter the category, feature 27" flat-screen TVs, chrome accents, goose down comforters and an urban chic design. Glassed-in rainforest showers are exposed and add a sexy, voyeuristic quality to guest rooms. The Wow and Extreme Wow suites are jaw-dropping: guests enjoy 20-foot-high windows, a private terrace, sunken in-ground bathtub, hardwood floors and, of course, signature W style. All rooms sport unique design furnishings and varying color combinations that define urban luxury. The hotel's Away spa offers a bevy of treatments including in-room massage. The W also features the swank bar Wunderbar, the Plateau Lounge and the eclectic Restaurant Otto.
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