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This was our very first trip together, that was a real trip, and the Holiday Inn made it one to remember. The building itself is just so beautiful. We aren't sure what it used to be before it was a hotel, but it is truly a gorgeous building. You walk in to this masterful lobby with magnificent architecture. You can tell the elevators are the original ones from the building, yet they are enclosed in modern wall decor.
And if the building isn't enough to excite you, the location is perfect. The hotel is right in the middle of downtown: just steps away from the Arcade, across from the street from E. 4th St., only a few miles from the Great Lakes Science Center and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
Plus the room itself was wonderful. We were on the Priority Club Reward floor so our room had tall ceilings, a jacuzzi tub, a huge bathroom, a perfectly soft bed. It was a fantastic stay.
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Historical Traveler Reviews Holiday Inn Express Cleveland Downtown
Great Hotel
The hotel is located walking distance to Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Science Center, the Cod submarine and House of Blues. The staff were friendly and helpful. Rooms were very large and clean. The breakfast bar is tasty. Lots of choices for kids and adults. We stayed on the 15th floor and had a great view of the stadium. My kids really enjoyed to Science Center and Hale Farm and Village. Great food at the House of Blues and Hornblowers resturants.
We had reserved a jacuzzi suite but when we turned on the jets in the tub hair and crude came out. After 3 phone calls to the front desk they agreed to clean the tub. When we went to bed we found a hole in the fitted sheet where the matress was hanging out so I laid a bath towel over it while I slept. In the morning our bill reflected two long distance phone calls which we had not made. Apparently, whoever came to clean the tub while we were at dinner helped themselves to our phone. The manager we spoke to at check out eventually refunded the cost of our stay after arguing with us and made it clear she didn't believe we hadn't made the phone calls. The service at the hotel is terrible and the cleanliness is poor.
Wonderful Hotel - Highly Recommended
The building is just beautiful - marble floors, vaulted ceilings and all the brass shined to a high polish. Everyone on the staff that we came into contact with - the janitorial staff, desk clerks, managers, the lady who stocked the breakfast bar - were all extremely friendly and helpful. The service was truly excellent. The room was very spacious and clean. I reserved a room with a queen-sized bed and ended up getting a king-sized bed and a jacuzzi tub. (We arrived several hours before check-in time and were given this room at the same rate because it was available at the time.) The hotel is in a decent neighborhood and only a 10 minute walk to the Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame. Nice continental breakfast bar in the morning. I will definitely stay there again, and would recommend it highly.
First Class - Great Location, Very Nice for HI Express
Location is great being fairly short walk to both Jacobs Field and the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame.
Building is old/classic and very nice. Room was large and well maintained.
Staff polite and courteous.
Excellent free breakfast and a reasonable size dining room to eat it in.
Compared to the average Holiday Inn Express this is first class all the way.
Nice stay
The room we had was very large and pretty clean. I thought the staff was friendly and even told us a good place for dinner. Alot of people stay here on business, but it was a few blocks from the Rock and Roll Hall of fame and some neat monuments. I wouldn't really want to walk around alot at night, but it is fine during the day. The next street over were some restaurants that were safe to walk to at night though.
Great Value
We stayed 4 nights in late June/early July 2004 - were in town for the Champ car race and Jimmy Buffett.
Room was great - we were able to check in at 11 AM. The staff were very friendly. The halls are a little noisy, as all the corridor walls are hard surfaces (marble and stone). Big room - very high ceilings (20 feet hugh maybe). Breakfast was good - lots of choice. Location is wonderful for a trip to downtown Cleveland - Rock Hall, Science Centre, Lakefront Airport (where the race was), Gund Arena, Jacobs field, are all within easy walking distance. The route from the parking garage to the hotel is a little convaluted, as the garage is part of the builing next door - but the route was all inside - just lots of turns.
I felt this hotel provided great value and service. No complaints.
Rude Service Staff
Got a room with no internet access, although they claim that all their rooms have it. Had to call reception three times until they finally sent someone upstairs to check it. And guess what - there was ethernet (internet) port. So they told us they will move us to another room and asked me to go downstairs and take care of it. I got downstairs and they told me that they have no other rooms available yet that they will call me soon. 1/2hr later they called and told me that if anyone took a shower they will charge us another $25!!!!!???? and hing up on us! - very rude. A few minutes later theit accounting manager called and claimed that there was a ethernet connection - asked us to double check again. After I told het that on of their receptionists cam over to check and found no connection - she just said "OK" and hang up. They NEVER said anything like "we're sorry for the inconvenience", "we apologize"... nothink at all!!! AVOID THIS HOTEL IF YOU WANT A GOOD SERVICE. I always stay with Holiday Inn but this one I DO NOT RECOMMEND TO ANYONE.
Holiday Inn Express... Great Value, Great Location
We stayed at the Holiday Inn Express in April 2004 while we were in town to see Prince at Gund arena. The location was excellent, we were able to walk safely to & from the arena. The room was very large, spacious & clean. The beds were very comfortable & among the complementary toiletries was a packaged make up remover cloth which I found very handy, the bottled waters were a nice touch too. The complementary breakfast was very good, it offered more of a variety then the coffee & bagels offered at most hotels. The front desk staff could use a refresher course in professionalism/proper customer service but over all we enjoyed our stay. I would recommend this hotel & would also stay there again.
Nice rooms, but we were sorely disapointed in the overall cleanliness and condition. Mold in bathtubs, stains on carpeting, Dirty towels on back of bath door. Might try another hotel next trip.
Great by the Lake
We used to be pretty snotty about Cleveland in my part of the world, but clearly we have much to learn from our eastern cousins. Downtown is safe and fun. The lighted bridges are beautiful. Amazing how they took rust belt artifacts and made them so lovely at night. The Flats are a blast. Stayed at the downtown Holiday Inn near the Hall of Fame; it was not five star but a solid two to three. This town is a great weekend getaway. Cleveland rocks!
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Rock n roll hall of fame and grand ole opry
We made it to Cleveland Monday evening and stayed downtown so we'd be closer to the rock n roll hall of fame. We were on a tight schedule and didn't get but an hour to tour which is not remotely enough time. We had tickets to the gran ole opry Tuesday evening so we were going to have to hustle ...
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We had a wonderful day with a morning visit to Richard's daughter, Amy, who has cerebral palsy and spends her work days at a wonderful facility called the Pieters Life Center. From there, we headed west on Route 90 traveling along the NY State Thruway, down Route 271 to the Ohio Route 80 interstate. Enough about roads.
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... manner through travel terminals. One bag and a backpack is the way to go. Therefore, we selected clothing carefully - mix and match clothing that will easily wash out in the hotel room and dry overnight. When all was packed we have two bags that came in just under 50 lbs each and one backpack at about 18lbs and another at 7. We're good to go! Well, we are about to land in Atlanta, so I will close this first entry. The journey ...
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... to the hotels computer. He got on the website and printed out a friends and family discount for the nearby Marriott at $109! Our plan is to take a 3 hour or so tour of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in the AM! PS: Lee had gotten two HJC helmets from Thomas Honda, Kawasaki in Portage IN and they fit great. Lee did have to replace the HD headset this morning that he had traded from his old helmet as the left ear speaker didn't work. This was Lees handy raft not the dealerships, go ...
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... we felt right at home! There is also a sports stadium and Science Museum in the same locality.
An early evening supper at a local restaurant, dining on the patio overlooking a small river, we continued to enjoy J&T's company. We had taken two cars, the girls in the yellow bug, as the boys wanted to head out to the airfield to check over the EZ before we moved on. We really enjoyed our stay and were made very welcome – thanks Jan and Terry.


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Saturday and Sunday the storytelling site the Fray is celebrating six years in cities around the world. If you can't make any of them, check out the many wonderful stories on the site.
From the newsletter [with some rearranging, notations and links added]:
fray} news :
special note: { fray day is this weekend! }
Our yearly celebration of the true, personal story, and the sixth
birthday of our humble site, is upon us! If you live in one of the
following cities, we hope you'll come out and join us for an evening
of personal storytelling.
Fray Day is taking place *this weekend* in Austin, Cambridge, Copenhagen, El Paso, Grand Rapids, Guam, Los Angeles, Melbourne, San Francisco, Tucson, and Washington DC. Read on for details….
{ san francisco }
Featuring: Music by local bands Dealership [the band and lead singer blog] and From Monument to Masses.
Storytelling performances by Local
troublemaker Jack Boulware, Slam poet and author Justin
Chin, Bestselling author Laura Fraser, Internet superstar
Justin Hall, and Retired bank robber Joe Loya. Plus the
return of fray favorites like Lance Arthur, Heather Champ,
Brad Graham, Derek Powazek, Magdalen Powers, Kevin Smokler [who does the literary community Central Booking],
and Shauna Wright.
When: Saturday 14 September, 7pm
Where: The Victoria Theatre, 2961 16th St. in the Mission
{ austin }
Featuring: Music by local artist Sophie Raymond.
Performances by Ani Moller, Ainjel Emme, and Tim O.
Thompson. Emceed by Ben Brown.
When: Saturday 14 September, 7pm
Where: Cafe Mundi, 1704 E 5th St.
{ washington dc }
Featuring: Performances by Maura Johnston and Kelowna
Vincent, hosted by Don Bruns and Michael Woodward, with an
open mic and interactive art projects.
When: Saturday 14 September, 8pm
Where: The Lyceum: 201 S. Washington St.
{ cambridge }
Featuring: Storytelling performances and open mic. Hosted by
Susan Kaup and Jen Langley.
When: Saturday 14 September, 7pm
Where: Hannum Hall, YWCA Cambridge, 7 Temple St.
{ copenhagen }
Featuring: Music by local band Dong/Kofod. Hosted by Rasmus
When: Sunday 15 September, 7pm
Where: Märkbar, Vesterbrogade 106A
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Featuring: Music by Phillip Tubbs and In All Her Sincerity.
Performances by Shawn J. Miller, Jesus Portillo, Christain
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When: Saturday 14 September, 7pm
Where: Bridge Center for Contemporary Art, 1 Union Plaza
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Featuring: Storytelling performances and open mic. Emceed by
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When: Saturday 14 September, 6pm
Where: Wealthy Street Theatre, 1130 Wealthy St.
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Featuring: Music by local band The Electric Danish,
performances by Toni Brooks, an open mic, and many
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Where: University of Guam English Building Atrium
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Featuring: Music by local band Daveen. Performances by Adam
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When: Sunday 15 September, 7pm
Where: Whitmore-Lindley Theatre, 11006 Magnolia Blvd.
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Featuring: Performances by Sean Hegarty and Barbara Kerr and
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When: Saturday 14 September, 8pm
Where: Good Morning Captain, 20 Johnston St. in Collingwood
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Performances by Jef Hamby, Patty Castro, Lokali, and Fish
Karma. Emceed by Diane Bombshelter of KXCI.
When: Saturday 14 September, 7pm
Where: Hotel Congress, 311 East Congress St.
I hope to see you at Fray Day, and happy birthday to {fray}!
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By Public Affairs Office, U.S. Army Combat Readiness/Safety CenterJune 28, 2012
FORT RUCKER, Ala. (June 28, 2012) -- Under Secretary of the Army Joseph W. Westphal got an in-depth look at the daily operations of the U.S. Army Combat Readiness/Safety Center during a visit June 26.
"We are very fortunate to have this dedicated team of professionals working on behalf of our Soldiers, families and civilians," Westphal said. "The sustained decline in accidental fatalities shows safety is a priority in our Army and that leaders recognize it as critical to our readiness."
The Army has logged consecutive reductions in accidental deaths nearly every year since fiscal year 2008, with numbers from the past three fiscal years approaching pre-Sept. 11, 2001, peacetime levels.
Westphal began the visit with a briefing on the status of the Army Safety Program, led by Brig. Gen. Timothy J. Edens, director of Army Safety and commanding general, USACR/Safety Center. After touring the center and talking with key employees from each directorate, Westphal explored the Crash Dynamics Laboratory, a state-of-the-art educational facility used in civilian safety training and accident investigation courses.
The stop at the USACR/Safety Center was just one part of Westphal's two-day visit to the U.S. Army Aviation Center of Excellence and Fort Rucker. He and other senior leaders are touring centers of excellence throughout the Army Training and Doctrine Command to get an up-close look at each installation's warfighting mission.
Edens said he was pleased to have the under secretary see firsthand how Army safety takes shape, and also expressed his gratitude to Westphal for his support of the USACR/Safety Center and the Army Safety Program.
"It was an honor to have Doctor Westphal with us today," Edens said. "The success we've had in reducing accidental deaths has been due in large measure to senior Army leaders championing our safety programs.
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Celebration of Light Vancouver Fireworks Festival – July 23, 27 & 30
Officially, the event is called the "Honda Celebration of Light," but around these parts, we just call it the "fireworks." Beyoncé-style, this is a festival that just needs a one-word name, because while we're sure that you've seen some lovely displays in your home town, Vancouver fireworks put your fireworks to shame. Seriously, up to 400,000 people flood into the city on each of the nights to take in these masterful spectacles.
Held over three summer nights, Saturday July 23, Wednesday July 27, and Saturday July 30, Honda Celebration of Light sees three countries do battle for fireworks supremacy with shows that are choreographed to broadcasted music. That's right – Vancouver fireworks are an international competition. This has also had the consequence of turning Vancouverites into a city of opinionated, unofficial fireworks judges. (Interested in how you go about judging such a thing? Read this.)
This year is the 25th anniversary of the festival, and 2015's contenders are The Netherlands, Australia (no slouches in the "loud and colourful celebrations" department), and the USA (who we believe to know a little about "bombs bursting in air.") At 10pm on each of the nights, fireworks are set off from a barge sitting out in English Bay, which means that they can be seen from shores around the city. The easiest way to take them in is to pack a picnic dinner and head down to the waterfront – anywhere along English Bay works, but Vanier Park over in Kits Point is also a favourite. Roads are closed off, so choose somewhere you can easily walk to.
If you're looking for a fancier way to enjoy the Vancouver fireworks, there are an abundance of paid options, starting with the family-friendly YVR Observation Deck, through to The Keg Lounge with hors d'oeuvres and cocktails. Looking for super-fancy? Take it to the water and rent a boat!
Along with all of the chrysanthemums, peonies and horsetails you can handle, the festival also runs alongside the Sunset Beach Festival which includes live music stages, food, entertainment and giveaways down on English Bay on fireworks nights.
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At The Burrard, we love rainbows. Which is a good thing because, sitting on the edge of downtown Vancouver's West End neighbourhood, we're in a prime spot to enjoy the shenanigans that are part of the Vancouver Pride Parade and Festival!
Things to do in Vancouver, June 2016
As the Fresh Prince would decree, it's "summer, summer, summertime!" You could easily while away your time in Vancouver with absolutely nothing planned, content to loll around on the beach, cruise the city's bike paths, and roam the mean streets in search of the best gelato. But should you be looking for things to do in Vancouver, this is what we recommend: barbecue, rocking out and cheering on the waterfront.
To quote our friend, the Fresh Prince, a second time, if you're like him and the "smell from a grill could spark up nostalgia," then Railtown Café's monthly tailgate parties are the way to go! Their chefs fire up their custom built barbecue barrel and dish up plates of slow-smoked brisket and pork shoulder, and beer-brined chicken and sausage. Tickets are $19 per person, with a vegetarian option for $13, including sides and a drink.
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Scotiabank Half Marathon – June 26, 2016
Let's face it, you're not going to do the Scotiabank Half Marathon just to bang out 21.1 km and get a souvenir t-shirt. You could do that any day of the week around your own neighbourhood. Heck, you could do it on a treadmill. No, the reason to do any organized run is a combination of being part of a common effort by like-minded people, and the course itself.READ MORE
Media Coverage: Global Love
It's no secret that Vancouver is a tourism hotspot – the city receives over 9 million visitors each year! And while a good number of them come from across Canada and throughout the United States, about 1.5 million of those visitors are from international markets. So along with the fantastic North American media guests that The Burrard gets to host each year, we also welcome travel writers, bloggers, and broadcasters from around the world. Which leads to (you guessed it!) lots of fantastic travel articles in far-flung places that show some love to The Burrard!


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Eat at least 5 servings of fruit and vegetables every day.
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Obituaries June 30, 1997
William Franklin III
BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (Special) - Services for William Easley Franklin III, 74, of Bakersfield will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday in Hillcrest Memorial Chapel.
Visitation will be from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. todayn in Hopson-Anspach Family Mortuary.
Franklin died Thursday, June 26, 1997, in his home.
He was born July 6, 1922, in Memphis, Tenn. He graduated from Mississippi State University. He received a master's degree from Texas Tech before entering the Army Air Corps in World War II. He was stationed in Panama. After the war he moved to Lubbock where he directed the United States Department of Agriculture's cotton classing office. He married Martha Jane LaRoe on June 10, 1949, in Lubbock.
He moved to Bakersfield in 1959 where he worked at Calcot Ltd. and became vice president of domestic sales before retiring in 1989. After his retirement, he worked as a cotton broker and continued his enthusiasm for airplanes, golf and cooking.
Survivors include his wife; two sons, Will of Moorpark, Calif., and Andrew of San Jose, Calif.; three daughters, Mary Pollard, Diane Adame and Suzanne Devers, all of Bakersfield; one brother, John of Brunswick, Ga.; 13 grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren.
Alice Manus
Services for Alice Marie Barree Manus, 46, of Lubbock will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday in Parkway Drive Church of Christ with Charlie Thompson officiating.
Burial will be in Woodrow's Peaceful Gardens Cemetery under direction of Ossie Curry Funeral Home.
She died Friday, June 27, 1997, in Methodist Hospital.
She was born March 20, 1951, in Hubbard and moved to Lubbock in 1968. She married Joe Manus in Lubbock on Sept. 6, 1972. She worked at Methodist Hospital as a unit secretary and had worked at Highland Medical Center from 1994 until the time of her death.
Survivors include her husband; three sons, Joe Jr., Jeffery DePaul and Michael Tyrone, all of Lubbock; one daughter, Twaila of Lubbock; one brother, Henry Joe Hopkins of Hubbard; three sisters, Essie Mae White, Nettie Campbell and Bernice Walker, all of Hubbard; grandparents, Cornelius and Rufus Bluitt and Elnora and Buck Barree, all of Hubbard; and one grandchild.
Oma Kroger
SNYDER (Special) - Graveside services for Oma Nell Kroger, 71, of Snyder will be at 2 p.m. today in Hillside Memorial Gardens with minister F.R. ''Bear'' Williams officiating.
Arrangements are under direction of Bell-Cypert-Seale Funeral Home.
She died Sunday, June 29, 1997, at her sister's home in Snyder.
She was born Jan. 12, 1926, in Scurry County. She was a homemaker and a member of the Snyder High School committee that selected black and gold as school colors.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Earl, and one son, James Anthony Hatton.
Survivors include one brother, M.C. ''Snuffy'' Burditt of Snyder; one sister, Mamie Lou Eubank of Snyder; and one granddaughter.
Clovis DeBord
Services for Clovis William DeBord, 89, of Lubbock were at 10 a.m. Saturday in Agape United Methodist Church with the Rev. Steve Campbell officiating.
Burial was in Resthaven Memorial Park under direction of Sanders Funeral Home.
He died Friday, June 27, 1997, in St. Mary of the Plains Hospital.
He was born Sept. 18, 1907, in Rule. He moved to Lubbock in the late 1940s from Levelland. He grew up on a New Mexico homestead and graduated from Muleshoe High School and Tyler Commercial College. He married Faye Marie Walker on March 1, 1938. She died March 10, 1988. He married Gracie Wossum on June 20, 1993, in Lubbock. He was a member of Agape United Methodist Church. He retired from the Lubbock Chamber of Commerce as an internal auditor after 14 years of service.
Survivors include his wife of Lubbock; one son, Royce E. of Lewisville; two stepsons, Ernest Wossum of Plainview and David Wossum of Grandbury; one stepdaughter, Evelyn Wossum Hinkley of Dallas; one brother, Alvin of Lubbock; two sisters, Hazel Anderson of Hot Springs, Ark., and Alice Walters of Hope, Ark.; seven step-grandchildren; seven step-great-grandchildren; and one step-great-great-grandchild.
The family suggests memorials be sent to the building fund of Agape United Methodist Church.
Louise Reeves
AMARILLO - Graveside services for Louise Coe Reeves, 84, of Amarillo will be at 11 a.m. Tuesday at Llano Cemetery with Dr. Douglas Skinner, Senior Minister of First Christian Church, and the Rev. William D. Nix Jr., rector of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church, officiating.
The family will meet friends at 2411 S. Travis.
She died Sunday, June 30, 1997.
She was born in Colorado City and lived most of her life in Amarillo. She graduated from Amarillo High School and attended SMU. She was a board member of the Amarillo Council of Alcoholism and former board member of the Humane Society. She was a member of the Amarillo Little Theater, the Amarillo Fine Arts Association, the Junior League of Amarillo, the International Club, the Daughters of the American Revolution and the Junior Antique Club. She was a longtime member of the First Christian Church and CFW Group. She was an artist.
Survivors include two daughters, Jan Reeves Rigsby of Lubbock and Julie Reeves Harris of Amarillo; her step-mother, Ida Belle Coe of Amarillo; six grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren.
Memorials may be sent to the Amarillo Council of Alcoholism, 616 North Polk, Amarillo, 79107; the Humane Society, 3501 S. Osage, Amarillo, 79103; or a favorite charity.
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Hour One on The Jay Mariotti Show: December 13, 2013:
-- Says investigation was corrupt
-- Calls for independent Attorney General probe
-- Thinks football team and Tallahassee police are in cahoots
-- This alleged case happened more than a year ago
-- Timing again suspicious, with Heisman tomorrow
-- Prosecutor already has poked holes in accuser's story
-- Toxicology reports rigged? Really?
-- Looks like grandstanding, opportunism, civil suit
-- Again, he hasn't been charged
-- A shame, if he's innocent, that this clouds his moment
-- If lawyer wants to show us real evidence, bring it on
-- The perception war is what is so annoying, just verbal ping-pong
-- Defense is a major problem. Cant win Super Bowl with this defense
-- Manning only on field 20 minutes
-- If not careful, lose No. 1 AFC seed
-- Have two easy games, NE at Miami and Baltimore
-- People love two-sport athletes
-- He should wins his Super Bowls and MVP award, play 5-6 years
-- Then, shift entirely to baseball.
-- Preserve brain cells and body that way
-- If fails, go back to football
Hour Two on The Jay Mariotti Show: December 13, 2013:
-- Too late to alter Heisman voting, obviously
-- Why did she wait so long this week, all year?
-- Keeping story alive keeps civil-suit potential alive
-- McCarron, wonderful story
-- Of three QBs, with whom would you like to hang out in NYC? Manziel
-- It will be fascinating how ESPN covers it
-- Winston hasn't been charged, yet will he be elephant in room?
-- Bush, ironically, highest pct of first-place votes.
-- By inviting six players, limit attention on Winston
-- He will win in landslide
-- Expect Brown to resign tonight at banquet
-- Wheels are in motion for Saban
-- But will he get total control with politicans, governor, ESPN in Austin mix?
-- Control the issue for Saban more than money
Hour Three on The Jay Mariotti Show: December 13, 2013:
-- Right call, don't risk his future
-- As saw with Griffin, could set him back and threaten his career
-- Green Bay not good enough to take this risk
-- Rodgers was upset, but doctor was sensible
-- Kyle Shanahan didn't agree with father's decision
-- Another twist in weird, political story
-- Redskins insist not a QB competition, it's Griffin's job
-- Kyle complained had to game-plan for Cousins and Griffin
-- Shanahan trying to save reputation
-- Snyder exploring ways to fire him and witthold money
-- Griffin's standing in locker room affected
-- What about other players who are playing?
-- Snyder shouldn't be BFF with young QB
-- If he doesn't succeed, Trestman will have hell to pay
-- McCown, folk hero, don't bench a guy with his success
-- Cutler's future on line, free agent to be. Won't franchise tag him
-- McCown, ultimate team guy, working on game plan at Cutler's house.
-- Jay Z was there, turned down interview requests
-- Cano said Yankees disrespected him with offer, sounds bitter
-- Should have factored in quality of baseball life
-- He won't be happy in Seattle, irrelevant, losing team
-- Trying for Price, but have to give up Walker and package
-- Still fourth in AL West
-- Colon deal, one meh 3-way trade
-- All other big deals earlier
-- Choo? Maybe not Yankees, Tigers, Rangers. Houston?
-- Lot of starting pitchers out there
-- Kemp staying in LA
-- Tanaka posted next week, Yankees and Dodgers and Cubs
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In this movie, what I'd like to show you is taking exactly the same image that we scanned in the previous video that's called simple line art scanned to vectors. I'm going to show you a little bit different way to treat this image. In this case, we're going to scan an image as pixels, and plan to leave it as pixels, rather than take it to vectors. When would you do this? Well, let's say that you didn't have a program that worked with vectors, or you wanted to put this on a Web page as a JPEG file rather than as a vector-based file. What I want to show you is how to capture simple line art, some adjustments we're going to make to give you the highest quality image possible.
First thing we want to do is we want to enlarge the view of our image a little bit. I want to just talk about our image. Remember, before, we did the 16 bit to 1 bit which worked really well for converting to vectors because we had a very consistent edge of our pixels. But if we're going to capture and print and use this image's pixels, you see it's a nice clean edge, but it's kind of rough because of all the pixels along the edge. So what we'd like to do is create a little bit smoother-looking edge. And the way we do that is we're going to convert this image instead of using 16 bit to 1 bit, we're going to do 16 bit to 8 bit, and when I make this adjustment, I want you to watch this edge.
Do you see how much smoother that gets already? And it is. It's a softer edge, but to the human eye, which is what we care about, it actually looks like a higher-quality edge. See that's very stark, when we go to 1 bit, this is 8-bit. It's a grayscale edge. So we're going to go from a final image of 1 bit to a final image of 8 bit which is going to have grayscale values along the edge. So we end up with a nice softer edge, still very consistent and smooth because it's uninterpolated, but just a little bit softer so it blends in with whatever the background is.
Now, one of the consequences of going to 8 bit, and I think you can already see it, watch the image. I'm going to go back to 1 bit again. See how the background is very white, and the line art is very black. When we go to 8 bit mode, things get a little muddier. And in fact, you can see how muddy they are, and let's go ahead and use our Densitometer. You're going to, right off the bat in our first set of projects here, see how important and useful the Densitometer is. Notice when I'm measuring the background, we've got 7% or 8%, and K, and K stands for Black, as in CMYK; Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Black.
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Season 1 and 2 are good, but 3 needs to get better. Otherwise love the show.
The newest episode was one of the better in the past couple..
I think its just the nature of events, books 1 and 2 have more action at regular intervals.
The newest episode had something even the books didn't make explicit.
That's interesting. I would say more like wanna-be players, but I definitely see your point!
I just realized that Harrenhall is up for grabs after the war... if Rob wins then the Bolton's will keep it and keep on having mad bear fights, but if the Lannisters win then Littlefinger gets it.
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CHICAGO (August 10, 2010) – The Theatre Department of Columbia College Chicago will host a gathering of scholars and theatre artists from around the world to explore the history of Chicago theatre over the last half-century and the future of Chicago as a leading center of international theatre. Titled Chicago--Theatre Capital of America: Past. Present. Future, and scheduled for May 18-22, 2011, the event will focus on Chicago's rise as a center of theatrical creativity, innovation, and influence over the past 50 years and explore the future of theatre in an atmosphere of rapidly increasing technological development and global communication. A wide range of presentations, panels, workshops, and performances will highlight the event. A Call for Papers -- attached and pasted in below -- has been issued inviting theatre scholars and practitioners to propose presentations on a wide range of topics. The deadline for proposals has been extended to OCTOBER 1. Emerging scholars are especially encouraged to participate. In addition, a lineup of distinguished featured speakers is being assembled. Featured speakers confirmed so far include Richard Christiansen, author of A Theater of Our Own: A History and a Memoir of 1,001 Nights in Chicago; Martha Lavey, artistic director of Steppenwolf Theatre and board president of the Theatre Communications Group; Todd London, artistic director of New Dramatists and co-author of Outrageous Fortune: The Life and Times of The New American Play; Lisa Portes, head of DePaul University's MFA directing program; Harvey Young, director of Northwestern University's interdisciplinary doctoral program in theatre and drama and author of Embodying Black Experience: Stillness, Critical Memory, and the Black Body; and British theatre critic Michael Billington of The Guardian. In a 2004 article in The Guardian, Billington wrote:
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Online registration for the symposium will be posted in mid-September at www.colum.edu/theatresymposium. Early registration costs $95, or $60 for students.
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The organizing committee invites 300-word abstracts (including up to 10 low res images or up to 2 minutes video where relevant) addressing the history, current state, and/or future of professional theatre in Chicago. Each proposal will be peer reviewed by a committee consisting of professors from Columbia College and professional theatre artists in Chicago.
The symposium organizers are seeking proposals for papers and panels on key themes regarding the development of Chicago theatre over the past half-century--including, but not limited to:
* How Chicago's cultural atmosphere, political history, and social geography have shaped the development of Chicago theatre from a grass-roots movement into a global phenomenon.
*Improvisation and literary adaptation, the twin pillars of Chicago theatrical storytelling; the role of improv and theater games in shaping the ensemble nature of Chicago theatre. *Chicago playwrights past and present; varying approaches to the development of new work.
*Theatre focused on specific racial, ethnic, and cultural communities -- African-American theatre, Latino theatre, Asian-American theatre, Arab-American theatre, women's theatre, queer theatre, etc. How do the race, class, and sociocultural dynamics in Chicago affect Chicago theatre, and how can theatre influence and transcend these dynamics?
*Naturalism and fantasy/spectacle: competing and complementary styles in Chicago theatre.
*Fringe and experimental theatre and performance in Chicago; original work and productive failure.
*The relationship between large institutional theaters and storefront theaters in Chicago.
*The impact of Chicago theatre artists on regional nonprofit theatre, film and TV, Broadway, and international theatre.
*The current state of and prognosis for serious, in-depth theatre criticism; the absence of theatre and arts critics of color in Chicago and nationally.
*The role of universities, colleges, training centers, and teachers in shaping and continuously revitalizing Chicago's position as a theatre capital.
*Technology, communication, and globalization; virtual reality vs. the live immediacy of theatre.
*Theater as public space; fostering community; sustainable innovation; theater in the media age; social networking.
*How arts education in schools and communities has nurtured theatre in the past half-century, and the prognosis for the future of arts education.
*How can Chicago theatre facilitate true, deep interaction between artists and audiences of diverse backgrounds rather than settling for token representations? Can Chicago lead the way toward the creation of an American theatre that truly reflects the nation's diversity?
*Where is the next generation of leaders in the arts -- artists, administrators, teachers, critics, scholars -- coming from? Are theatre makers swimming against the cultural tide?
Proposals should include the following items:
1. Your name, title, status (e.g., artist, faculty, independent scholar, management, student) and academic and/or professional affiliation (if applicable).
2. Your contact information (particularly e-mail).
3. The title and abstract for your paper, panel, workshop, master class. Please limit abstracts to 300 words. Proposals for panels of two or more scholars and for workshops and master classes with multiple leaders are welcome. Please include the above information for each participant.
4. The technical requirements of your presentation.
In your e-mail, please write "Chicago Theatre Symposium" in the subject heading and in the body of the message include the title of the proposal, your name, address, telephone, email address and affiliation (if applicable). Receipt of your submission will be confirmed via email and you will be informed of the committee's decisions by November 15, 2010.
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February rise in import prices largest since 1990
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The U.S. Import Price Index rose 1.9 percent in February. The increase—the largest since October 1990—was primarily led by higher prices for imported petroleum products.
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Prices for petroleum imports surged 13.9 percent in February, the largest monthly jump in this component since last April. Non-petroleum import prices rose 0.3 percent in February.
Overall, import prices have risen 9.0 percent for the year ended February. The petroleum index has increased for twelve consecutive months and has advanced 168.4 percent over the past year. In contrast, the non-petroleum index increased 0.1 percent during the February 1999-2000 period.
These data are a product of the BLS International Price program. Learn more in "U.S. Import and Export Price Indexes - February 2000," news release USDL 00-76. Note: import price data are subject to revision in each of the three months after original publication.
Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, The Economics Daily, February rise in import prices largest since 1990 on the Internet at http://www.bls.gov/opub/ted/2000/mar/wk2/art04.htm (visited September 29, 2016).
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text: Kay Malmstrom Lecture in Physics Friday, November 6, 2015 at 12:45 p.m.Sundin Music Hall, 1531 Hewitt Avenue, Saint Paul The Kay Malmstrom Lecture in Physics, dedicated to the memory of Kay Malmstrom, is an annual symposium on contemporary issues and research in physics, and is part of the Emma K. and Carl R.N. Malmstrom Chair in Physics. Through this generous gift, Carl R.N. Malmstrom, a 1936 graduate of Hamline University's College of Liberal Arts, gives Hamline students access to the outstanding scientific minds of our time. Even after his death in June of 2010, Carl's legacy of supporting Hamline's students continues to fund collaborative research. More Than Moore: When Electronics Drive off the Roadmap Guest Lecturer: Mark A. ReedDepartments of Electrical Engineering and Applied PhysicsInstitute for Nanoscience and Quantum EngineeringYale University Integrated semiconductor devices are the underlying engine for the information technology industry. Continued progress and innovation is contingent not only on the downscaling of device dimension, but also an ever-increasing recognition of reduced power dissipation. Charge-based electronics is approaching its limits to meet these constraints, and a search is underway for successors. This talk will discuss the physics and technology of integrated devices, and the prospects for atomic and molecular-scale electronic systems. An emerging exciting frontier is the interfaces of electronics to chemical and biological systems, enabled by nanoscale devices. This capability not only enables a range of novel scientific investigations, but many important applications, and the possibility of ultra-low power dissipation systems. About Mark A. Reed Prof. Mark A. Reed received his Ph.D. in Physics from Syracuse University in 1983, after which he joined Texas Instruments. In 1990 Mark joined Yale University where he holds the Harold Hodgkinson Chair of Engineering and Applied Science. He was chairman of the Department of Electrical Engineering from 1995 to 2001, and the founding Associate Director of the Yale Institute for Nanoscience and Quantum Engineering. Mark's research activities have included the investigation of electronic transport in nanoscale and mesoscopic systems, artificially structured materials and devices, molecular scale electronic transport, chem/bio nanosensors, and nanoionic transport. Mark is the author of more than 200 professional publications and 6 books, has given over 25 plenary and over 370 invited talks, and holds 25 U.S. and foreign patents on quantum effect, heterojunction, and molecular devices. He is the Editor in Chief of the journal Nanotechnology and holds numerous other editorial and advisory board positions. Mark has been elected to the Connecticut Academy of Science and Engineering and Who's Who in the World. His awards include; Fortune Magazine "Most Promising Young Scientist" (1990), the Kilby Young Innovator Award (1994), the Fujitsu ISCS Quantum Device Award (2001), the Yale Science and Engineering Association Award for Advancement of Basic and Applied Science (2002), Fellow of the American Physical Society (2003), the IEEE Pioneer Award in Nanotechnology (2007), Fellow of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (2009), and a Finalist for the World Technology Award (2010). Past Lectures Learn about previous Malmstrom Physics Lectures at Hamline University.


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Kumbakonam to Bangalore route is spread over at a distance of 611Kms by road. 4 different operators provide bus service from Kumbakonam to Bangalore with 4 daily buses. Major operators who operate buses from Kumbakonam to Bangalore are Rkt Tours And Travels, SRS Travels, SRM Transports having the maximum number of services. On Average, Kumbakonam to Bangalore travel time is 10hrs and can go up to 10hrs 15min depending on the type of bus, operator and traffic conditions. The first bus takes off around 08:00 PM and last bus at 08:30 PM. The lowest Kumbakonam to Bangalore bus fare being Rs.940 and the highest being Rs.990 depending on the type of bus.
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Bangalore is the capital of Karnataka. It is one of the fastest growing multi-ethnic cities of Asia. It is home to some of the most important industries of the country, especially the Information Technology industry and biotechnology industry. Due to the presence of a large number of IT companies, Bangalore is often called the 'Silicon Valley' of India. Bangalore houses some of India's leading organizations like ISRO, DRDO and the like. Bangalore is also a famous educational hub in the southern part of India. Bangalore, renamed as Bengaluru, is gifted with a pleasing climate. It has many gardens & parks, natural lakes, and other attractions. It offers a judicious mix of tradition and modernity. Bangalore enjoys great connectivity with all the important cities of the world. It is well connected with the nearby cities and towns by roadways. Buses are available to cities like Chennai, Mangalore, Coimbatore, Trivandrum, Kochi, Hyderabad and Pune among others.
At multiple times during the night of onward travel, the bus AC became very weak, and we all began to sweat a lot. It became quite uncomfortable, especially for the person in the window side of the 2-bed row. The buses should keep the ACs powered up well through the journey.
Please provide the good quality bus. In our travelled bus Ac was not worked properly,no interier lights & its a very old bus its too jourkey. Even we paid more. Please provide the multi axle buses for this route to avoid jourking. We are ready to pay more.
But for punctuality, the sevice is good.
Respected sir,, The Bus KPN sleeper bus did not leave Kumbakonam and instead left at 09-45 PM..One hour delayed start.. All my scheduled work got affected..Please insist the operators to keep up the time... Thank u Balasundari....


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- Released: October 20, 2008
- Label: Sony
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Rolling Stone - p.1233.5 stars out of 5 -- "[T]he best stuff nearly lives up to their career peaks, especially 'Rock N Roll Train,' where the brothers Young toss fat, slashing chords at each other like knife jugglers."
Rolling Stone - p.94Ranked #41 in Rolling Stone's 50 Best Albums Of 2008 -- "[With] muscular production and unexpected rhythm change-ups."
Spin - p.873.5 stars out of 5 -- "AC/DC still sound strong and hungry 35 years on, as if they could pulverize riffs in perpetuity."
Entertainment Weekly - p.68"The Aussie outfit's first album in eight years kicks off with the single 'Rock N Roll Train,' a meaty, medium-paced riff assault with a terrific, growling performance from singer Brian Johnson..."
Kerrang (Magazine) - p.60Ranked #17 in Kerrang's Best Albums Of The Year 2008 -- "The song remains the same, but when it's as good as the one AC/DC have written, it still sounds brand, spanking new."
Mojo (Publisher) - p.1024 stars out of 5 -- "It's an urgent, raw, committed and unreconstructed work....A real return to form....Vital and vitalising."
Mojo (Publisher) - p.64Ranked #48 in Mojo's "The 50 Best Albums Of 2008" -- "[A]n exemplary splurge of monolithic riffage."
Blender (Magazine) - p.723 stars out of 5 -- "'Anything Goes' and 'Big Jack' rev up like fast machines with clean motors."
Record Collector (magazine) - p.783 stars out of 5 -- "'Spoilin' For A Fight' is the kind of hugely infectious fist-clenching, fringe-whipping chant-along at which they've always excelled, while 'She Likes Rock'n'Roll is equally sure-footed..."
Uncut (magazine)3 stars out of 5 -- "On 'Black Ice' itself, O'Brien marshals a sort of militarised hysteria, built around Malcolm Young's dogged tracking of the rhythm section."
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- 2.Skies on Fire
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- 10.Stormy May Day
- 11.She Likes Rock & Roll
- 12.Money Made
- 13.Rock N Roll Dream
- 14.Rocking All the Way
- 15.Black Ice
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Personnel: Angus Young (guitar); Phil Rudd (drums).
Audio Mixer: Mike Fraser.
Has any band ever stayed as true to a winning formula as AC/DC? Over three-plus decades, the Aussie quintet never embraced contemporary fads (like '80s ZZ Top with dance music or mid '90s Metallica with alternative rock) or deviated from their air-guitar-friendly ways. Eight years after their previous effort (the underrated STIFF UPPER LIP), the band comes through again with BLACK ICE. With Phil Rudd's muscled, midtempo beats and the Young brothers' inimitable fret interplay, the album is loaded with fist raisers. No less than three songs specifically mention "Rock & Roll" in their titles.
Familiarities aside, there are some wild cards on BLACK ICE. Brian Johnson sings almost wistfully on the stand-out "Anything Goes" over Angus's staccato picking (reminiscent of the "Highway to Hell" intro). Johnson also delivers some surprisingly blues-inflected performances on tracks like "Stormy May Day" and the workingman's stomp, "Money Made." "War Machine" finds them storming into protest territory for the first time in their Hall of Fame career. Like all their recent outings, BLACK ICE was recorded at the Warehouse in Vancouver by alt-rock super-producer Brendan O'Brien whose no-frills, turn-it-up-and-get-out-of-the-way production approach suits the material perfectly.
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Xenoblade Chronicles X English translation is "well underway"
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Super Mario Galaxy 2 will access save file if you've done a Wii System Transfer
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Splatoon devs showcase new character and weapon shop layout
Jan 19th - The Splatoon developers give a closer look at the character who manages the weapons shop, and the interface you'll use to interact with him.
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Jan 18th - A nifty fan-made chart shows the complete Amiibo game compatibility.
Wii U has best sales month ever in December 2014
Jan 17th - Wii U ended 2014 strongly, with record hardware and software sales.
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Jan 15th - Famitsu is hosting a Pokken Tournament stream later next week, where more details will be announced about the upcoming arcade game.
Nintendo announces Amiibo Wave 4, including more Fire Emblem characters
Jan 14th - Nintendo is releasing amiibo wave 4 in April, which includes two Fire Emblem characters compatible with Code Name S.T.E.A.M.


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