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|April 19, 2008
Skillet Comatose Tour feat. Thousand Foot Krutch and Kronicles.
Grand Ballroom 311 west 34st
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|May 1, 2008
"Things to Calm The Mad"
A Poetry Reading Feat.
Rosanna Warren
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- The vertical drop from summit to base is 1,075 m. The average difference in altitude between base and summit of ski resorts in Austria is 741 m. Most runs are therefore relatively long.
- Season starts on 5 Dec and ends on 10 Apr (127 days). Average season duration in Austria is 116 days.
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- Wildschönau features 56 sunny days on average per season. The average for all ski resorts in Austria is 59 sunny days. December is the sunniest month with an average of 20 sunny days.
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COLUMBUS — The Buffalo Bisons didn't make the wrong type of history here Friday night at Huntington Park, but that was the only positive they gained out of an 8-0 loss to the Columbus Clippers.
A crowd of 10,100 saw four Columbus pitchers come within an out of recording the International League's second no-hitter of the season. Anthony Gose's single to right on a 2-2 count off Clay Rapada enabled the Bisons to avoid being no-hit for the first time since Bronson Arroyo's perfect game against them on Aug. 10, 2003 in a 7-0 win by Pawtucket. Danny Salazar struck out eight in five innings to earn the win.
The Blue Jays' J.A. Happ, making a rehab start with the Herd, yielded three earned runs on six hits in 4∏ innings to take the loss.
The Bisons, who were trying to end their eight-game road trip with a winning record before opening a seven-game homestand tonight against Pawtucket (7:05, TWCS, Radio 1520 AM), seemed to have received a boost when IL All-Star and St. Francis product Jim Negrych was activated off the disabled list before the game. He missed the last eight games with a sore Achilles tendon, but entered Friday leading the Bisons in batting average (.305), doubles (25), hits (91) and on-base percentage (.380).
It didn't matter. Negrych was the only Bison to reach base during the first 8∏ innings – achieving the feat in the fourth via a two-out error by first baseman Chun-Hsiu Chen.
The Clippers scored once in the third, fourth and fifth innings before adding two in the sixth and three in the eighth. Tim Fedroff had two hits and drove in four runs, including two on a sixth-inning single.
The loss prevented the Bisons from making up any ground in the IL playoff race, but they still have a legitimate shot at ending a postseason drought that dates back to 2005.
Buffalo, which has just one winning season since 2008, has a chance to catch one of the teams it's chasing over the next four days, wild-card leading Pawtucket. The Bisons trail the PawSox by two games (pending their game against Norfolk which didn't end in time for this edition). Both IL North rivals are still within striking distance of division-leading Rochester. Buffalo, which has 32 games left, trails the Red Wings by 3ø games.
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Yep, Another Call of Duty is on the Way Next Year
Activision confirms 2012 will not be Call of Duty-less.
What would be truly surprising to hear one of these days is that a new Call of Duty game won't be coming out the following year. That won't be the case this year as -- to almost literally no one's surprise -- Activision is planning to have a new Call of Duty out in 2012.
While everyone's attention is currently directed towards Modern Warfare 3 with it having launched today, development on the next entry in the series is no doubt well underway. Its existence was confirmed during an investors conference call today as CEO Bobby Kotick stated both it and two Blizzard games (one being Diablo III) will be out next year.
With the pattern we've seen in the past, 2012's Call of Duty is likely to be in development at Treyarch. The Black Ops developer has alternated Call of Duty entries with Infinity Ward for years now, having developed Call of Duty 3 in 2006, World at War in 2008, and Black Ops in 2010. In 2009 it also released a Wii version of Infinity Ward title Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare known as Call of Duty: Modern Warfare: Reflex. This year it handled the Wii version of Modern Warfare 3.
There had been plans for Sledgehammer Games to develop an action/adventure Call of Duty game (in the framework of an FPS, naturally), although with its efforts having recently been spent supporting Infinity Ward on Modern Warfare 3, it's now less likely to ever come to fruition.
Call of Duty 3 and World at War were each set in World War II, while Black Ops jumped ahead to the Cold War. What time period do you think the next game could cover? Will it finally be set in space, or is the moon setting for a Black Ops Zombies map as far as that will go for now? Let us know in the comments below.
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Comments (36)
Old gunsPosted: Jun 17, 2012 12:00AM PST by AbrarZahinShahriar
I'd be nice if we got to play in WW1, or even the civil war , or even further back like when Nobunaga Oda used guns for the first time to reunite the warring states of Japan
......................Posted: Nov 14, 2011 12:00AM PST by JediKnight_711
*slams head onto to desk*
couldnt care less...Posted: Nov 09, 2011 12:00AM PST by lyfestory
.. and the first statement was the obvious one... during an investor's meeting... which means they only care about the money... they cant be bothered trying anything new...
unfortunately, i will be getting Diablo 3, which means i have to put money into Activision's greedy pockets... but i'll buy that off of Steam, hopefully when there's a sale... i won't stoop so low as to pirate it...
Set it during the Civil War!Posted: Nov 09, 2011 12:00AM PST by learningKnight
Carefully march in lockstep formation with the rest of your column! Tap X repeatedly to reload your musket! Hold R1 and L1 to stand bravely still as the enemy shoots you!
I want a...Posted: Nov 09, 2011 12:00AM PST by ghost_7
...Monkey Bomb included on treyarch's next CoD, the special edition OR NO DEAL. Sledgehammer games and Activision should make sure this ACTION/ADVENTURE (Uncharted type CoD would be cool) Instead of another fps happens. This game could be pretty awesome imho. My .02
No SurprisePosted: Nov 09, 2011 12:00AM PST by ChaosFinaleX2
Well, for CoD 2012, I think they may want to concentrate on the Persian Gulf War. I haven't seen many games out that follow that war.
....Posted: Nov 09, 2011 12:00AM PST by Apollo_Helios
Call of Madden Duty 2K12
.... I was...Posted: Nov 09, 2011 12:00AM PST by GoKickyFastOK
... just about to make that analogy.
Waiting for a substantial reboot or major overhaul before hopping back on the COD band wagon.
...Posted: Nov 09, 2011 12:00AM PST by San_Andreas
...I'll bet Infinity Ward is already well underway with Modern Warfare 4 so it can make its Nov. 2013 release.
New setting.Posted: Nov 09, 2011 12:00AM PST by BorinGendo
I would like to see a new futuristic or Sci-fi setting for the CoD games. I can see that the last few games were high quality products, but I've lost interest because of the "sameness".
WowPosted: Nov 09, 2011 12:00AM PST by XextralifeX
Call of Duty is now like a sports game. Every year their bringing one out.
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Chuck NorrisPosted: Nov 10, 2011 12:00AM PST by SuperSledge
is also the best substitute English teacher
Battle For GallipoliPosted: Nov 09, 2011 12:00AM PST by djluke1993
Like my title says i would like to see a call of duty game back in world war 2 but mainly based around the battle for gallipoli that would be really awesome to see what we did then even though we did win it bt still good to see how it turned out even in a video game or if not just do a full zombies campaign but still have the multiplayer the same
No...Posted: Nov 09, 2011 12:00AM PST by I_am_Urquan
Sure, it would be a blast to play a game where wave after wave of Australians get mowed down by automatic weapons. Sounds fun!
lolPosted: Nov 30, 2011 12:00AM PST by djluke1993
actually its good playing all the call of duty games seeing all the americans die
RespawnPosted: Nov 09, 2011 12:00AM PST by Woody_802
Its a real shame, I used to get so excited for the Call of Duty games. The first and second really rasied the bar for the genre and then once again at the 4th outing, but churning out these games yearly is down hearting, there is just no more innovation. Hopefully Call of Duty 2012 (which is what they might aswell call it) will be different Treyarch have shown their skill, lets hope they raise that bar one more time. Im expecting high standards from RESPAWNs' new FPS though, which is the main bulk of talent and unique thinking from the 'old' Infinity Ward. Dont let us down West and Zempella.
Wait...Blizzard only has TWO games next year?Posted: Nov 08, 2011 12:00AM PST by vincentgoodwin
This article says one game is Diablo 3. So does that mean both Heart of the Swarm and Mists of Pandaria aren't coming out? I feel like WoW's schedule and player loss suggests Mists of Pandaria has to hit next year. So does that mean Heart of the Swarm isn't coming until 2013?
you know..Posted: Nov 08, 2011 12:00AM PST by great_cake_bat8
When a game's sequel is announced and the previous game is still in the 50-60 dollar range I'm usually less motivated to buy it.
Looks Like I won't be buying many Activison and UBIsoft games
wellllPosted: Nov 08, 2011 12:00AM PST by thebeefstick33
that sucks for you
I wouldnt go by price...Posted: Nov 09, 2011 12:00AM PST by LordSephiran
But when the previous game was released in the past week, and the sequel is announced, I hear ya. Not that THAT would ever happen... right? right?!?
Whoa hold the phone...Posted: Nov 08, 2011 12:00AM PST by GenesisDoes
MW3 came out for Wii? O_o
I would have bought MW3Posted: Nov 08, 2011 12:00AM PST by clopin
If Black OPs didn't come out last year. They're good games, but I don't like being a cash cow. Then again, I preorderd the ME3 Collectors Edition, so what do I know about being a cash cow?
who caresPosted: Nov 08, 2011 12:00AM PST by thebeefstick33
no really who cares
@thebeefstick33Posted: Nov 10, 2011 12:00AM PST by SuperSledge
probably people with principles
Modern Warfare 3 is so funPosted: Nov 08, 2011 12:00AM PST by MarcoPolo360
Im not a COD fanboys, but ya I liked all of them besides MW2. Seems like they actually kind of tried with this one haha I personally like it better than Battlefield 3, on consoles anyways, but they are both fantastic games.
ummmPosted: Nov 08, 2011 12:00AM PST by 1uprocks14
this comment doesnt even have to do with the cod games. i just wanted to say how awsome your profile pic is. love the band, love the new album.
UhhPosted: Nov 09, 2011 12:00AM PST by LordSephiran
How does his comment have nothing to do with CoD exactly? O_o
get used to itPosted: Nov 08, 2011 12:00AM PST by theicon1.1up.com
Greedy a$$ Activsionwillcontinue to ando ths as long as mindless sheeps keep flockng to get the games.......But as a stock holder,I thank you all for constantly buying
Who cares?Posted: Nov 08, 2011 12:00AM PST by Masta_C
Do we really care what time it will be set in. 2 things are certain.
1. It wont matter because people will buy it.
2. It wont matter because it will just be the same tired game in a new shell.
He's RightPosted: Nov 08, 2011 12:00AM PST by DOAisMuyo365
There are too scared to give Madden anything less then a B+ so what makes you think they would do the same for any COD game. I'm so glad there are so many other games to look forward to.


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Blocking for Auburn senior running back Carnell Williams, the center turned his man to the left and allowed Williams to turn the right corner and get to the one-yard line. Williams would score two plays later, but Ingle would be watching from the sidelines.
When Williams got loose on the 14-yard run, he shed a tackler behind Ingle. In doing so Williams' would-be tackle fell into the back of Ingle and caused him to buckle and fall to the ground. Ingle says that watching the play makes him thankful that he even has a shot to play this weekend against Ole Miss.
"It's unbelievable," Ingle says. "It should be broken, it really should be. It's the sickest thing I've ever seen on film. It's eerily similar to my right leg that I broke a couple of years ago. I heard the pop on the field so the first thing I told them was "it's broken" before they got me off the field. Once I got up and put some weight on it I knew it must not be broke.
"It's nothing short of a miracle that thing didn't break," Ingle adds. "If you watch it on film it's sick. I just thank God for that. I'm just working harder and harder to try to get back right for this weekend and if not for this weekend for Georgia."
Jeremy Ingle prepares to snap to Jason Campbell.
One of Auburn's most determined and driven players, the former walk-on refused to ride a cart off the field after his injury. Instead he jogged off to the cheers of the fans in the Southeast corner of Jordan-Hare Stadium. Ingle says that he's still expecting to play this weekend as Auburn tries to clinch the SEC Western Division title with a win over Ole Miss in Oxford, Miss.
"If the swelling goes down, as long as I'm out there by Thursday I would be able to play," Ingle says. "I don't like going in, and I'm sure the coaches don't either, to a game without having the correct preparation. I'm just going to take it easy, play it by ear and see what happens.
"The best case scenario would be Ole Miss. The next 48 hours are going to be the sign. If I can come back the next 48 hours and the swelling gets out of it then I'll be able to play. If it stays like this it's going to be tough to get back. I'll definitely be back for Georgia. I don't care what I have to do."
If Ingle is unable to go then the job would fall to backup Steven Ross. A player who has played every position on the offensive line and even tight end since coming to Auburn, the junior got a chance to play almost the entire game against Kentucky. While he struggled at times and there was one fumbled exchange, Ingle says that comes with gaining experience.
"When you're practicing with Brandon Cox all week and they throw you in with Jason there is a possibility of a missed communication or a mishandled snap," Ingle says. "His shotgun snaps are erratic, but sometimes they're really good. All that is, is practice. Steven is a smart kid. He'll get it done."
Saturday was evidently more of the erratic day in the shotgun formation for Ross because his snaps were consistently low and tumbling back to Campbell end over end. Ingle says that while the technique isn't the same as the one he employs, he has no doubt that Ross will be able to handle all aspects of the job if he can't go against the Rebels.
"Steven does it different from me," Ingle says. "He does it a little more end over end than a spiral. Steven is new to the game as far as playing center and he hasn't had as many reps as me. Steven is going to be OK. He'll be fine and get the job done. He'll put more practice in this week and if I can help him I will. It's just getting out there and getting in the groove. He'll do it and be fine."


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Nestled in Little Bay, the Belair Beach hotel is a nice relaxing place to stay. The rooms are ample and well kept. Our Housekeeper checked everyday to make sure everything was just right for us. The activities director took the time to explain all the activities and then suggested which ones were most liked that covered our interests. The small beach was ample for everyone there with beach chairs and umbrella available at no cost. We snorkeled at several places but the Little Bay Area was just as good and we just had to go out our door. As we found out later Little Bay is on several snorkeling tours lists. We sat on our ocean side balcony and watched the cruise ships passing. Everyone there was friendly and helpful.
Traffic between Simson BAY (airport area) and Phillipsburg was high volume. Don't expect to go very fast between 3pm and 7pm. We found that some of the roads were in bad shape, but traveled. Beautiful countryside and rainbows highlighted our vacation.
We found out that credit cards were good for restaurants, and major shopping purchases. There were minimum amount on purchases and in a couple of places surcharges. Most of our activities (snorkeling, diving and deep sea fishing) required cash though.
Pleasant stay
hotel was very nice with a great view. you get a close view of all the cruise ships coming in every morning. snorkeling is about as good out front of the hotel as anywhere. the kitchen had everything you need if you desire to cook. also if you plan on going on any trips, ie deep sea fishing bring cash as most business's dont take credit cards on the island
Ok but a little disappointing
The resort is very quiet with no nightlife except for the bar at the Divi next door. The rooms are ok. Our unit needed some attention. The lamps were falling off the wall, the balcony door lock didn't work, the thermostat didn't work either you froze or bolied, the second bedroom is tiny, the living room furniture needs updating. I typically wouldn't be so particular except for the fact that we owned 2 weeks of timeshare at this property which we have since sold. The staff is mostly helpful except for the day that it took nearly 24 hours for the hot water to get fixed in the entire hotel. The bar/restaurant is like a ghost town. If you want absolute peace and quiet with zero nightlife then this is the place for you. It is a good location geographically due to its proximity to Phillipsburg (20 minute walk during the day) and only about 20 minutes to Simpson Bay, Marigot, and the airport by car.
This was our first long-term (2 weeks) vacation in the caribbean aside from the brief stops during our cruising vacations. We are used to the hospitality that you receive from the native folk of Mexico where we have done the majority of our travel. So I guess where not quite used to the indifferent attitude of the caribbean natives.
St. Maarten is a destination not to be missed. The beaches alone are worth the trip. We went to a new beach almost every day for 2 weeks and still didn't cover them all!
I would suggest going in the "in season" due to the lack of night life and the closure of the majority of the French-side restaurants and businesses during the off-season. Oh and not to mention the constant hurricane threat!
Couldn't believe the view!!!
My family and I went to the Belair for our annual family trip. I can't tell you enough how nice it was to get to St. Maarten and stay with some of the friendliest people around. Bruno, Jody, Dwayne, Rufus and the rest of the staff did nothing but make us feel welcome. After ten days at the Belair I felt like family and can't wait to go back next year.
Bit Dated but you'll love it ! !
Once you get past the small reception area, the rooms are very nice, if not a bit dated. Each room has a balcony overlooking the beach, so if it's sitting on the beach and enjoying the calm water then relax. The pool is very small, but the beach is why we went. Great location between Phillipsburg and Simpson Bay. Car rental is essential for getting around. Traffic is unbelieveable even in the off season. Not a place with huge amenities, but a quiet location that actually allows you to relax.
Great place
My husband and I went to the BelAir for our honeymoon in 1986 and we just loved it, the view from the room is amazing, the balcony is nice and large. there was so much to do we went scuba diving, rented a boat, rented a jeep and toured the island. We are planning a return trip with our 12 and 14 year old children this year. I cant wait!
Belair made me fall in love with St Maaren
I absulotly loved the Belair beach Hotel! Everybody there was amazingly nice and I became very good friends with the staff. They made my St Maarten trip very relaxing. After leaving I couldn't stop thinking about the island and I found myself missing all the friendly people there. If I was to go back to St. Maarten I wouldn't even think about going anywhere but there. I MISS BRUNO!
It's ok, small beach, very small pool.
Rooms very nice and roomy. Bordwalk Cafe ? Beach and pool small!
It doesn't get any better!
I have been going to St Maarten for over 8 years now and I can't get enough of it. We stay at the Belair (and now own 10 weeks). When we arrive, It's like coming home. Big kisses from everyone.
The hotel itself is friendly, clean and right smack on the ocean. When you wake up in the morning and open the curtains you have the most awesome sight of the sun on the ocean. In the evening you can watch the cruise ships leave. Their lights look like stars floating away.
Dining at the newly renovated restaurant, The boardwalk cafe is charming. The food is great, and it is very child friendly. As a matter of fact, when my daughter was only 3 years old, the owner used to walk her around the beach club so that I could finish my dinner! Now that she is a wopping 6 year old, they let her "play" waitress at lunch.
As far as the island is concerned, it is beautiful, culturally stimulating with both french and dutch sides. the shopping is unbelievable, the gambling at night gets your heart pumping and the beaches are breathtaking.
As for children, you have to be a little creative but there is rockclimbing, a zoo, a rainforest and water sports...some of the hotels have arts and crafts organized for children..or take them to "baby beach" at le gallion, the water is about 2 -3ft deep for hundreds of yards. Take a boat ride to Pinel Island, also good for children.
If I had only a tent, I would vacation in St Maarten, but I am so glad my accommodations are at the Belair.
Great place to stay
We just returned from our family trip to St. Maarten. Our first time in the island through an RCI exchange. We had a wonderful experience. Belair Beach is a four storey building with all 2 bedroom and 2 full bathroom suites. Every room has an extraordinary ocean view, fully equipped kitchen and comfortable dining/sitting area. Five of us felt very comfortable. The building is modest (not luxury) but very clean and everything is in good working order. There are not very many activities for the young on site: Seadoo rentals is just about the only thing. But if you are looking for a good and clean place to relax, sunbathe with great views, this is the place. All staff was very friendly and service oriented. You will need to rent a car to move around the island, which you can get right at the hotel for reasonable prices. Phillipsburg is less than 10 minutes from Belair, where you can shop til you drop. This is where all cruise ships stop so it can be a little crowded when they are in town. Simpson Bay and Maho Bay, on the Dutch side, are only 15 minutes away. Here you can find good restaurants but you'll have to be selective. Marigot and Grand Case, on the French side, are also 15 to 25 minutes away from Belair and here you will find great restaurants pretty much anywhere in these towns. It is useful to drive all around the island to get to know where everything is. It only takes a couple of hours to drive around and will give you a good idea where everything is. The Dutch side has all the casinos (12) and the French side has the best restaurants. Very easy to get around. We always felt very safe in the island and people are very friendly everywhere you go. Use common sense, just like everywhere else. We took a whole day snorkle trip and had a great time. There are several other trips and things to do, but we chose to stay in the beach during the day and go out for a good dinner at night. If you are looking for night entertainment, this is not the place to be. The most you will find is a good rerstau
went, no exceptions. It seems pricey, but when you consider the quantity and quality of food and service, it is a good value. We had a wonderful time and would defenitely like to go back soon. Enjoy!!!
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I figure I should post up this tank journal I've been keeping on my local plant club and local fish forum. I have been enjoying this tank at work. My camera is now broken and I am limited to taking video with a Flip video. Here is what I have posted so far. I'll try to post updates here too as I make them. It isn't to often though.
12/2/09: I am starting to add the rocks to my new office tank at work. Here is my progress so far. My main question is, should I move the rock over to the right some more to have the point away from the center, and to put it maybe at 1/3 of the way across the tank from the right.
I plan to add more rocks on top of this basement rock and have a vertical rock on the right.
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I planned out my moves very carefully when adding the rock and removed the 40 breeder underneath the 65 in case of disaster. I bumped the tank as I was picking up the rock and it shifted off the plastic shims I had under the stand. I am glad that happened as the tank would have cracked if it was full of water. I replaced the shims with one piece wooden ones I machined on the milling machine. They won't slip now.
There was only about 3/4" clearance to get that big rock in the tank. I wouldn't chance standing it up. I have another one I am going to stand up on the other side. I was hoping the substrate around and under the rock would hide a lot of it, and if the fish burrow out a cave-even better.
12/3/09: My goal for this tank is for it to be an extreme close up of the lake border, not a long range over view of a large expanse of the lake.
These photo's are from the Baltimore Aquarium and the rocks there are massive (most likely fake cement rocks). It gives a good idea of what I think the lake looks like where these fish are located.
12/4/09: I finished the bottom of the tank and added the sand and some water. The one rock which will be vertical is not in yet. I glued on some silicone cement to the places where the rock contacted the glass and it is drying now.
Basement rocks:
Silicone cement padding on vertical rock:
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Sand and water in to settle and fill in the holes. I'll drain this water and add new if need be.
Sand under the rocks:
12/7/09: I have finished the tank to the point where I can put fish in it. I still want to do something with the rock on the left side because I can see the silicone too readily. I am not sure what I am going to do there. I was thinking of siliconing two rocks together so they could hang off the one rock and hide the silicone.
The photo is of the tank after pouring in a lot of mulm for the filter to suck up, so the tank is really cloudy.
This tank has Vallisneria in the front left and center only. I don't plan on any moss or Anubias. No duckweed or other floaters either.
I have two 65 watt 6700K PC bulbs up top. I am using one Eheim 2213 Classic canister filter and one 300 watt heater.
All real rocks and tried to match the substrate to the rocks. I tried to pick up the colors in the rocks in the substrate, as if it were a naturally occurring sand formed in place.
The substrate is a blend of Carib Sea African Cichlid Mix, Carib Sea Super Natural Peace River sand, Carib Sea Instant Aquarium Sunset Gold sand, Seachem Onyx sand, some fine reef sand of unknown brand with some pink tones, and some Carib Sea Florida Crushed Coral.
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WHITEHALL, MONT. - Sixty-five years ago the Civilian Conservation Corps snaked electrical wire through Lewis and Clark Caverns to illuminate magnificent limestone formations and narrow footpaths in a Montana mountainside's pitch-black hole.
Today, the annual 55,000 visitors taking two-mile, guided cave tours still rely on those Depression-era lights.
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Having clean windows makes everything outside look nicer. However, the cost of window cleaner can add up, especially if you have a lot of windows to clean. This is a guide about saving money on window cleaner.
Tips for saving money on window cleaner as posted from the ThriftyFun community.
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Put all the ingredients into a clean spray bottle and shake to mix. Use as you would a commercial glass cleaner. Spray on glass and wipe dry with a clean cloth or newspaper.
Use regular rubbing alcohol. Just a couple drops on a cottonball, paper towel or rag will clean any glass squeeky clean with no streaks for less than pennies per use.
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Mix equal parts in an empty squirt bottle.
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Spring cleaning has arrived and time to clean all your windows. This year I purchased an empty spray bottle for $1.00 and a gallon jug of windshield washer cleaner for $1.69. I use a squeegee for a streak free shine. Cheapest way and easy way to clean those dreaded windows.
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For cleaning mirrors and glass, I use windshield washer fluid and fill my spray bottle. It does the same job as the expensive glass cleaner at a fraction of the price.
I use gallon jugs of car window washer cleaner for cleaning my house windows. I just reuse an empty spray bottle or buy a cheap one and refill as needed. It works great on cleaning them.
When washing your windows mix equal parts vinegar and water to use as a cleaner and then use newspaper to dry. Cuts dirt on glass much easier and doesn't leave streak marks. Works inside or outside.
I clean my windows and mirrors with cheap windshield wash. It is about $1.00 for a gallon and I use it full strength.
Here is a great inexpensive and ozone friendly tip for cleaning windows and mirrors. Alcohol vinegar is found in almost every household and is a very good cleaning agent.


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Foreman: Bernard Hopkins Will Knock Jean Pascal Out
George Foreman is backing Bernard Hopkins to break his record and become boxing's oldest world champion ever.
Foreman was 45 when he beat Michael Moorer to win a version of the heavyweight crown in 1994, but Hopkins will be 46 when he challenges Jean Pascal for the WBC light-heavyweight crown on May 21 in Montreal.
Heavyweight legend Foreman has prepared himself to lose his slice of boxing history.
"I thought such a record would last a lot longer because 45 is phenomenal and just think, Bernard Hopkins is 46.
"He's probably the only one who could break such a record because not only does he possess this big punch to get a knockout, but he's also a good boxer and at times, a counter-puncher.
"He can pull it off, no doubt about it.
"If Bernard is able to win this thing and do it decisively, it's going to help boxing."
However, with Hopkins fighting in the champion's back yard - the fight is a rematch of the pair's controversial draw last year - Foreman says he will need to target a knockout victory.
"You must get a knockout," he told Hopkins during a conference call to promote the fight. "This fight and the record will not be broken on a unanimous decision. There must be a knockout.
"My hope is that he'll go out there and put on a good fight. Understand that these fights generally are not won by decisions.
"In the latter rounds he should look for a knockout like I did (against Moorer in 94). There was no way I could have been in the record books without that one-two knockout punch."
However, Foreman is predicting Hopkins will do just that and win by stoppage.
"The first fight is going to have to be erased," he added.
"The decision was not of quality. The second time around, Bernard will get a knockout."
all this talk of hopkins getting robbed is garbage... he's now talking major s**t about mcnabb, but failed to mention that he's come up short in his biggest tests against jones, jt, and calzaghe, and now pascal....formible opponents, not smaller…Comment by Alx. on 05-12-2011
bhop already beat him imo, i just hope this time he doesnt get robbedComment by mathed on 05-12-2011
Hopkins is going to take the young lion to school. He has already gotten inside his head and Pascal will come out sloppy and eat some sneak straight rights for it.Comment by Pastrano on 05-12-2011
If this happens I'll eat my shoe.:p Does Pascal look like a guy that can be koed easily?! Coz thats what you gotta be in order for Daddy Soapy to knock you out, if yer a lhw anyway.Comment by sicko on 05-12-2011
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Irene Monroe: While Ferguson's gay-bashing of Keynesian economics was to discredit Keynes and his entire body of work, it has rather done the reverse, bringing renewed international attention to a renown economist and to another one of our LGBTQ unsung forebearers.
Frat Boys and Navy Officers
Walter Brasch: When the Norfolk Virginian-Pilot two weeks ago published on its internet page three videos made four years ago by the executive officer of the aircraft carrier U.S.S. Enterprise, it unleashed a firestorm that would sink the career of a decorated officer.
States Pushing Anti-Immigration Legislation Forced to Run Costly Damage Control
Seth Hoy: As politicians continue to take a "get tough on immigration" stance in the run up to midterm elections, voters may decide that their pocketbooks trump their politics when it comes to immigration.
Macondo Wellhead Flyover: Damage Control at The Source
Georgianne Nienaber: New Orleans film producer Bess Carrick wanted to see what the Gulf of Mexico looked like in the 48 miles between the tip of the Mississippi Delta and the blown Macondo wellhead for a series she is producing called The Barataria Chronicles.
Catholic Church Needs Its Gay Priests
Rev. Irene Monroe: Studies have proved over and over again that the overwhelming majority of pedophiles are heterosexuals. And most of these pedophiles are not only married heterosexual men, but are married heterosexual men with children.
Obama's Upcoming Hush-Hush Damage-Control Meeting with LGBTQ Leaders
The President has been an Obama-nation on LGBTQ issues since he's taken office. The political carrots Obama dangled before us as campaign promises are now looking like merely empty rhetoric that was used to court our votes and to collect our campaign dollars. But with a 74% disapproval rating the President now has with us […]
Obama Not Marching with Black Pride
June is Pride Month. And Black Pride contributes to the multicultural aspect of joy and celebration in the queer communities. Black Pride symbolizes not only black LGBTQ uniqueness as individuals and communities, but it also affirms our varied expressions of LGBTQ life in America. This year will be our first Black Pride parade with an […]
When You Act Like a Jerk, You're Gonna Be Treated Like a Jerk
It would be one thing if John Edwards' big boo-boo stood alone. But it isn't working out that way. Enough by now has been written about the bimbo eruption itself, the charismatic married Democrat and the "other woman," the betrayed wife, the irate and brokenhearted supporters. Hmm… sounds familiar. Didn't we just go through this […]
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Was it a split CA Dem Party convention last weekend in San Jose? Shades of what's to come at the Dem Party convention in August? Actually, the Obama fans far outnumbered the Hillary cadre on Sunday, when both camps waved placards in front of the convention center, awaiting the arrival of Obama surrogate San Fran […]


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Now that we are three quarters of the way through the NFL season, each team has had time to show their true character. Most teams have a very distinct personality, and I'm going to try to match each NFL team with a Family Guy character.
Family Guy fans will hopefully get a kick out of some of the lesser-known characters I'm going to have to dig up to complete this list.
So without further ado I give you my NFL power rankings for Week 12: Family Guy edition.


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Randy Mazie| about 4 years ago
I read the full story alleging that the holster may have been defective in allowing a civilian (and in this case a student) to reach inside the holster and pull the trigger, I still have some very serious concerns about this explanation. Usually the weapon of choice for officers is a semiautomatic, which has a safety lock to prevent the weapon being fired until the safety is unlatched; and although I am not a police officer, I am of the belief that an officer, especially a safety officer on a bus, would not carry the weapon with "one in the chamber", meaning that the gun should not have been loaded and ready to fire. If the officer did a loaded chamber, I would want to believe that he/she would remove the round and ensure that the handgun's safety was on before entering the bus. Furthermore, I don't understand why the officer would have a child seated next to his/her weapon to begin with. However, if for some reason the child needed to be seated next to the weapon, I don't understand why the officer would not have his/her hand placed next to the weapon and/or between the weapon and the child. I also question the officer's alertness, as it takes quite a long period of time for someone to reach inside of a holster, figure out where the trigger is, position the hand correctly in order to be able to exert pressure on the trigger in order to pull it backwards, and then exert the considerable force needed in order for the weapon to fire. And, during all this time the officer was not aware? Although the Police Department raised questions about the holster, I think there are still many unanswered questions - certainly departmental policies and procedures either need to be reviewed and/or new ones put into place; and depending on the answers to this, the officer needs to be dealt with appropriately. And certainly, this case should be a training case not only for this Police Department, but for other police departments as appropriate. Randy Mazie


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Judy Kay White, 61, of Amarillo died Sunday, Oct. 22, 2006.
There will be no services. Arrangements are by Boxwell Brothers Funeral Directors, 2800 Paramount Blvd.
Judy was born Dec. 28, 1944, in Amarillo to Ernest and Mildred Lilly. She was a homemaker.
She was preceded in death by her father, Ernest Lilly.
Survivors include her mother, Mildred Lilly of Amarillo; a daughter, Amanda White of Amarillo; a son, Chris White of Amarillo; a sister, Deanna Lilly of Amarillo; and three grandchildren.
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Welcome to the online site of Carson Hocevar.
Welcome to the website of twelve-year-old racing sensation Carson Hocevar! As the winner of 79 Quarter Midget National races, Carson is the most successful competitor in USAC history. Now, with the help of racing legend Johnny Benson, he's trained his sights on new goals and bigger cars. In 2015, he competed in his first Outlaw Late Model event, bringing home 5th place at the Berlin Raceway. With an amazing fan base, generous sponsors and the support of his parents Scott and Amy, Carson is sure to continue his climb to the top of the racing world. Last year it was Quarter Midgets, this year it's Outlaw Late Models and one day, Carson hopes, it will be national and international NASCAR events. On this page, we'll keep you up to date with events that Carson will be participating in, results that he's achieved and his plans for the future.


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I would be remiss to not acknowledge the influence of Elvis Costello and the Attractions' Get Happy on Pittsburgh's Neighbours — along with a dash of the Jam and I'm sure Motown, too.
"Tell the Truth," the opener on Prime Numbers (Get Hip Recordings), sounds like an outtake from Costello's 1980 studio release. Meanwhile, the Jam's influence shines on the piano driven and catchy up-tempo "Reminder," and on the Motown-styled "No Matter the Season." You could hear Paul Weller singing on this one.
"Fun" is a big sounding, live-in-th- moment Jam/Style Council hybrid that wouldn't have sound out of place on the last Jam album, The Gift. Prime Numbers all adds up to fun, if you're in the mood for a modern take on classic Elvis Costello or the Jam's mod sound.
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Khan: I Hope To Fight Erik Morales Next, Then Floyd Jr.
By Chris LaBate
WBA junior welterweight champion Amir Khan is near the end of his training camp for the unification with IBF champion Zab Judah. The fight happens on July 23 at the Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas. If Khan defeats Judah, he would like to face former three division champion Erik Morales at the end of the year. Golden Boy Promotions CEO Richard Schaefer, who works with Khan and Morales, recently discussed the possibility of matching them in the fall.
Morales faces British boxer Anthony Crolla on the Floyd Mayweather Jr.-Victor Ortiz undercard on September 17 in Las Vegas. Morales would become Khan's final opponent at junior welterweight, as the UK star would then move to 147 to pursue a bout with Mayweather.
"Later this year, I am hoping to fight Erik Morales," Khan told Reuters. "That would be a big fight for me. He's a big name over here in the States. From there, maybe I will move up to 147 and try to take on Floyd Mayweather. That's what we are looking at. You need to have ambitions and my main goal is to fight for the pound-for-pound title. I've still got a long, long way to go and I am learning every day and in every fight. But I am getting there slowly."
[QUOTE=Principe;10834557] cuz osama jr got smoked by this guy[/QUOTE] thanks for posting that video, man. Never gets old! Morales won't be doing that for sure. Oh that's right, that's why Khan's chasing him.Comment by EdMon917 on 07-14-2011
He already fought Barrera, why would he want to fight another old fighter? fight a young and top fighter at Light Welterweight, perhaps Alexander or BradleyComment by Chief2ndzOnly! on 07-13-2011
[QUOTE=ElderlyBeater;10834036]My 1 billion to your 500 million[/QUOTE] You got it bruh. Good Luck to ou my man. I'll slam it in my bet thread. :boxing:Comment by FLY TY on 07-13-2011
[QUOTE=chiguy91;10834719]no bradley? that fight should happen if he beats judah....this guy is a clown anyways[/QUOTE] i agree with this....he needs to fight bradley before he thinks about moving to WW for floyd mayweather....hell, maybe khan and bradley should fight at…Comment by Money_May on 07-13-2011
[QUOTE=Principe;10834565]co sign he's a okay fighter but i think he forgets that he has a china chin[/QUOTE] Damn b!tch aint I schooled you enough when it comes to amir khan! you love to come back for some more!!Post a Comment - View More User Comments (48)


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Andrew Watson (scientist)
Andrew James Watson FRS (born 1952) is a British marine and atmospheric scientist and an expert in processes affecting atmospheric carbon dioxide and oxygen concentrations. He was formerly a Professor of biogeochemistry in the School of Environmental Sciences at the University of East Anglia, in 2013 he moved to a position as Professor at the College of Life and Environmental Sciences at the University of Exeter.
Tracing ocean waters[edit]
While at the Marine Biological Association and Plymouth Marine Laboratory in the 1980s, he developed techniques for tracking ocean water bodies using tracers such as sulphur hexafluoride and perfluorodecalin.[1] He and colleagues applied these to measure the slow mixing vertical rates in the ocean,[2] and to trace the movement of patches of surface water.[3] He also applied the technology to enable iron fertilization experiments.[4] More than a dozen such experiments have now been carried out[5] and have proved that iron is an essential limiting nutrient in important areas of the world ocean.
Earth Sciences[edit]
Watson was a PhD student of James Lovelock, originator of the Gaia hypothesis of Earth regulation. He and Lovelock introduced the Daisyworld model in 1983, showing how ecological competition between hypothetical "daisies" could affect planetary albedo and regulate environmental temperature.[6] Watson and his students have subsequently developed a priori models for the regulation of atmospheric composition through geological time. He has applied the weak Anthropic Principle to evolution on Earth,[7] suggesting that long-term regulation of the Earth's temperature and environment may be a necessary pre-requisite to allow sufficient time for the evolution of complex life and intelligence, rather than an intrinsic property of the biosphere as Lovelock proposed.
Popular Publications[edit]
Watson published the popular book Revolutions that Made the Earth[8] with colleague Tim Lenton in 2011.
- ^ Watson, A. J., Liddicoat, M. I. and J. R. Ledwell (1987). "Perfluorodecalin and sulphur hexafluoride as purposeful marine tracers: some deployment and analysis techniques." Deep-Sea Research, 34, 19-31.
- ^ Ledwell, J. R., Watson, A. J., and Law, C. S. (1993). Evidence of slow mixing across the pycnocline from an open ocean tracer release experiment. Nature. 364, 701-703
- ^ Watson, A. J., Upstill-Goddard R. C. and P. S. Liss (1991). Air- sea gas exchange in rough and stormy seas measured by a dual- tracer technique. Nature 349, 145-147.
- ^ Watson, A. J.,P. S. Liss, and R. A. Duce (1992). Design of a small-scale iron fertilisation experiment. Limnology and Oceanography 36, 1960-1965
- ^ . Boyd, P. W., et al., (2007). Mesoscale iron-enrichment experiments 1993-2005: synthesis and future directions. Science 315, 612-61
- ^ Watson, A. J. and J. E. Lovelock (1983). Biological homeostasis of the global environment: the parable of Daisyworld. Tellus 35B, 284-289
- ^ Watson, A. J., (2004). Gaia and observer self-selection. In Scientists debate Gaia: the next century, eds Schneider, S. H., Miller, J. R., Crist, E., and Boston, P. J. pp201-208. MIT press, Cambridge, Mass, USA.
- ^ https://www.amazon.co.uk/Revolutions-that-Made-Earth-Lenton/dp/0199587043/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1299245321&sr=8-1


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Toys for Tots is now taking applications from families hoping to receive toys for their children this holiday season.
This year's "Toy Factory" is near Dillard's at Citadel Mall.
Sign-ups will take place from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. weekdays and 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturdays through Nov. 13.
Applicants need to bring their own picture identification, Social Security card, and birth certificates/Social Security cards for all children applying. Proof of residence and two phone numbers also are required.
Children to age 15 may be signed up to receive toys.
Any organizations wishing to apply needs to bring identification, the organization's tax ID number and/or charter for the organization and address, and a list of recipient children by age and sex.
Run by volunteers from the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve, Charleston, the local Toys for Tots program has been helping families in the area for more than 50 years. All donations collected in this area stay here.
Groups or organizations wishing to donate to the program, to volunteer or to sponsor an event may contact Staff Sgt. Evan Ault at; Toys For Tots c/o Staff Sgt. Evan Ault, 1050 Remount Road, Building 3155, Charleston, SC 29406 or via e-mail at email@example.com.
For recorded information about how to apply, call 926-8227.
For information on the National Marine Corps Reserve Toys for Tots Campaign, visit www.toysfortots.org.
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Betty Goodwin
Canadian, 1923 - 2008
photo-engraving in two plates, printed in black and blue, with pastel, watercolour, and pen and black ink on wove paper
56.3 x 45.1 cm; plate: 27.6 x 21.6 cm
Gift of Betty and Martin Goodwin, Montreal, 1999
National Gallery of Canada (no. 40340)
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As a phrase, noun. After performing oral sex and/or fingering a female's box, the lingering smell afterwards, either on the upper lip or on the fingers. Generally used as either bragging, warning, or Avoid a bad free sniff with a sniff test.
Hey, Paul! Smell my fingers, man. Smell that? You got a free sniff!
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MTV Host TJ Lavin Showing Signs of Improvement: Report
Originally posted 10/17/2010 12:00PM
Pro BMX dirt bike rider TJ Lavin, who has been in a medically induced coma after attempting a dangerous stunt in Las Vegas, has shown some signs of improvement, according to new reports.
According to ESPN, the athlete's mother, Barbara, sent a text message to his friend Tim "Fuzzy" Hall, and reported that Lavin was able to move his hands on Saturday.
"Neuro came and spoke to T.J.," she wrote in the text message. "He moved his hands around and he gave the docs a thumbs up. He is not conscious. He's back on sedation to rest and minimize brain swelling."
MTV Host TJ Lavin Critically Injured in Dirt Bike Crash
Originally posted 10/15/2010 06:00PM
Pro BMX dirt bike rider TJ Lavin is currently in critical condition at a Las Vegas hospital after attempting a dangerous stunt Thursday evening.
Lavin, an X Games star who hosted MTV's Real World Road Rules Challenge for 10 seasons, was attempting a "nac nac" jump combination and couldn't return his feet to the pedals before landing, ESPN reports.
The 33-year-old was competing in the Dew Tour Championships in Las Vegas, Nev., when the accident happened. He suffered a shattered right wrist and broken ribs and was knocked unconscious, it was reported.
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