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Danny Garcia-Rod Salka, Lamont Peterson-Santana Set
BROOKLYN - Golden Boy Promotions is back at Barclays Center on Saturday, August 9, with a SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING® tripleheader featuring the sport's brightest young stars in pivotal world title fights.
Boxing on Brooklyn's biggest stage will be Unified Junior Welterweight World Champion Danny "Swift" Garcia who will meet "Lightning" Rod Salka, IBF 140-Pound Titleholder Lamont Peterson who will face New York's Edgar "El Chamaco" Santana and Brooklyn's own Daniel "Miracle Man" Jacobs will challenge Australia's Jarrod "Left Jab" Fletcher for the vacant WBA World Middleweight Championship.
Now in his third year as a world champion, Garcia (28-0, 16 KOs) has already made five successful title defenses. He's defeated Amir Khan, Erik Morales, Zab Judah, Lucas Matthysse and Mauricio Herrera. Still just 26-years-old, Garcia's fan base is growing with each bout, which isn't a surprise given his fan-friendly style and willingness to fight all challengers.
"This is my third fight at Barclays Center, and it feels like a second home to me," said Garcia, the undefeated Philadelphia native. "I'll be ready for Rod Salka, and I'm going to give my Brooklyn fans another great show."
Unbeaten in four of his last five fights, with the only loss coming via controversial decision to Ricardo Alvarez last December, Bunola, Pennsylvania's Salka (19-3, 3 KOs) is a skilled boxer who doesn't mind battling it out in the trenches if necessary, making his upcoming bout with Garcia one fight fans won't want to miss.
A professional since 2007, the 31-year-old Salka just handed highly touted Alexei Collado his first loss on April 18, and he expects to shock the boxing world once more on August 9.
"This is the biggest stage I have fought on in my career, but that doesn't intimidate me," said Salka. "Danny Garcia is beatable, and I'm going to show the world how it's done. My experience has prepared me for this, and I will be ready on August 9.
Peterson (32-2-1, 16 KOs) is a gifted boxer-puncher with much heart and talent. Like Garcia, the 30-year-old Peterson, who hails from the nation's capital, Washington D.C., is another longtime champion. He has held a version of the 140-pound crown since 2011, defeating the likes of Amir Khan and Kendall Holt. Peterson is coming off an impressive 12-round unanimous decision win over previously unbeaten Dierry Jean in January.
"I'm really excited about this fight and about making a statement to the boxing world that I'm the true junior welterweight world champion," said Peterson. "I know Danny will be watching me, and I'll be watching him. After August 9, there will be only one fight to make at 140 pounds."
Santana (29-4, 20 KOs) was long considered one of the city's top prospects, and now the current NABA champion will get his long-awaited shot at a world championship after having won eight of his past nine bouts, including three straight. Owner of wins over Josesito Lopez, Grover Wiley and Luis Hernandez, the 35-year-old New Yorker always comes to fight, and he will be bringing it from rounds one through 12 on August 9.
"I want to thank Lamont Peterson and his team for giving me this opportunity. This has been a long time coming for me and I'm just so excited and thankful to finally be getting a crack at the world championship," said Santana. "This is an absolute pleasure for me to get this opportunity, especially since the fight is taking place right here in my hometown of New York. I haven't fought here in a couple of years and I expect to have a ton of people there to support me come August 9."
Perhaps the most inspirational figure in boxing today, Jacobs (27-1, 24 KOs) seemed to be a lock for world title honors before cancer threatened his life and kept him out of the ring for 19 months. But he picked up where he left off upon his courageous return to the ring, securing five straight wins, all by knockout.
On August 9, boxing's most amazing comeback story could get a new chapter if Brooklyn's own can win a world title at home.
"This whole comeback has been a dream so far, and what better way to keep it going than with a world title fight in my borough?" said Jacobs. "This is the fight I've been waiting for and no one will keep me from that belt."
Fighting out of Hervey Bay, Queensland, Australia, the 30-year-old Fletcher (18-1, 10 KOs) is a former star amateur who competed in the 2008 Beijing Olympics as the Australian team captain.
Having turned pro in 2009, Fletcher has won all but one of his 19 pro bouts. Currently on a six-fight winning streak, Fletcher is in the best form of his career as he approaches his first world title shot.
"I know that the hometown crowd will be in Jacobs' corner, but that's fine," said Fletcher. "My goal like Daniel's is to win the WBA Middleweight title - and regardless of where the fight is taking place, I intend on having my hand raised and hearing the ring announcer say 'AND THE NEW WBA Middleweight World Champion Jarrod "Left Jab" Fletcher...!'"
The event is promoted by Golden Boy Promotions and is sponsored by Corona and AT&T. Tickets priced at $250, $125, $75, $50 and $25, plus applicable taxes and service charges go on sale Friday, June 27 at noon ET and are available for purchase at www.barclayscenter.com , www.ticketmaster.com , all Ticketmaster locations, by calling 800-745-3000 and at the American Express Box Office. For group tickets, please call 800-GROUP-BK.
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"We are thrilled to be able to bring such a stacked card; this should help answer any and all questions about the future of Golden Boy Promotions - it is brighter than ever," said Oscar De La Hoya, president of Golden Boy Promotions. "Barclays Center and the Brooklyn fans have been great supporters of Golden Boy boxing, and we can't wait to bring them another great show on August 9."
"SHOWTIME continues to deliver the deepest fight cards in boxing," said Stephen Espinoza, Executive Vice President & General Manager, SHOWTIME Sports. "Three world title fights featuring young, dynamic, American champions at the electrifying Barclays Center in Brooklyn is a recipe for great sports television and the standard for SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING."
"You know it's going to be a great night of boxing when Danny Garcia and Brooklyn's own Danny Jacobs are on the fight card at Barclays Center," said Brett Yormark, CEO of Barclays Center. "Both of these boxers have captivated audiences in their previous fights at Barclays Center and we are delighted that they are returning to Brooklyn's most celebrated ring. Golden Boy is once again delivering great boxing to Barclays Center."
[QUOTE=Szef;14699670]Riding your favourite fighter's c[COLOR="Black"]ock[/COLOR] no matter what he does is dumb to say at least, but doing the same thing with a TV network is a whole, new level of retardism.[/QUOTE] You are obviously too great of a genius…Comment by jaded on 07-03-2014
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This fight is absolute garbage, but people thinking that Herrera scared Danny to fight no names and no hopes with his devestating jabs and ferocious clinching are [email protected] Blame Haymon or GB for this fight. Haymon seems like he's screwing…Comment by .:: JSFD26 ::. on 07-03-2014
[QUOTE=Dinamita 03;14721760][url]http://www.boxingscene.com/forums/showthread.php?t=645437[/url][/QUOTE] Ooops missed that one. Thanks.Comment by Hougigo on 07-03-2014
[QUOTE=.:: JSFD26 ::.;14721739]Don't blame Haymon. I think Garcia makes the final choice then Espinoza has to approve and he did. Where did you hear this? Lol... I don't even know what to say. Is there a guarantee that they'll fight…Post a Comment - View More User Comments (509)


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Changing Channels
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|Changing Channels
|November 5, 2009
|Written by
|Jeremy Carver
|Directed by
|Charles Beeson
|Richard Speight Jr.
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Changing Channels is the 8th episode of Season 5. It aired on November 5th, 2009.
Sam and Dean are thrown into an alternate universe where they become characters in various TV shows, including a medical series, a Japanese game show, a forensics procedural and a sitcom. Castiel warns them that if they don't find a way out soon, they will become trapped inside forever.
Plot Edit
Sam and Dean investigate a death where a woman swears her husband was killed by the Incredible Hulk. They soon work out that they are dealing with the Trickster, but he manages to lure them into a trap and plant them into a series of TV shows including Dr. Sexy, MD, a hospital drama of which Dean is a fan, a Japanese game show, an ad for Herpexia, and a sitcom.
Castiel manages to appear at one point, revealing that he had spent days searching for them but is banished before he could return them to the real world. When he reappears, bloodied and bruised, he reveals that he thinks it may be something more powerful than the -Trickster - who appears and again banishes him. The Trickster says he is trying to drive home the lesson that they must play their roles as Michael and Lucifer's vessels and finish the apocalypse even though it will destroy the Earth. Dean tries to find out which side the Trickster is on, but he denies he is allied with either Heaven or Hell. When he says that the Tricksters is most likely working for one side, the Trickster gets angry and demands that the boys accept their destiny or he will keep them in the TV world forever.
Sam and Dean next soon themselves in a procedural cop show. They think they spot the Trickster disguised as a CSU investigator, whom Dean stabs in the heart with a stake. However, a nearby beat cop starts laughing and morphs into the Trickster, but the boys had themselves pulled a trick, as Sam impales him from behind with a larger stake. But, while it momentarily appears things are back to normal, when Sam appears to have been transformed into the Impala, it is obvious they aren't out. They've merely changed channels again. As they drive down a road, they consider everything that's happened, from the Trickster recognizing Castiel to how angry he got when Dean mentioned Michael and Lucifer.
Finally, acting on a hunch, Dean decides to set a trap by feigning surrender to the Trickster. After getting him to restore Sam to human form, Dean questions why the stake didn't kill him. The Trickster attempt to deflect that he tricked them, Dean doesn't believe him, as Sam sets fire to a ring of holy oil and entraps the Trickster. "Maybe you've always been an angel." The Trickster attempts to deny it, but Dean dares him to step out of the holy fire. The Trickster hesitates and returns them to the real world. He asks where he slipped up. Sam says that no one ambushes Castiel like he did and Dean adds that the way he talked about Armageddon is like talking from personal experience, like the angels are his family. They then demand know who he really is. The Trickster reveals himself to be the Archangel Gabriel. Gabriel reveals he left Heaven and took on his disguise as the Trickster because he couldn't bear his father - God - and his brothers - Lucifer, Michael, and the other angels - fighting. He says that Sam and Dean are destined to be the vessels, because they mirror the relationship between Michael and Lucifer. Dean is like Michael - the loyal son obeying the absent father - and Sam is like Lucifer - the rebellious son. He says it has always been predestined.
Dean gets Gabriel to bring Castiel back by threatening to use holy fire on his vessel. As the trio turn to leave, Gabriel asks if they intend to leave him trapped. Dean turns around and says no, explaining that they don't screw with people the way he does. Dean goes on and says the Apocalypse isn't about an ultimate match between his brothers or a destiny that can't be stopped, it's about him being too afraid to stand up to his family. Dean then hits the warehouse's fire alarm, setting off the sprinklers to extinguish the holy fire.
Major Characters Edit
Featured Supernatural BeingEdit
- Angels
- Archangels / Tricksters
- Demons (mentioned in Supernatural Sitcom Theme Song)
Featured Music Edit
- "Move You" - Anya Marina
- "Not A Through Street" - Anya Marina
- "Something Real" - Renee Stahl
- "Love To See You Happy (Livin' my Life)" - Robbi Spencer (during Dr Sexy show)
- "Supernatural Sitcom Theme Song"
Continuity Edit
- The Trickster was last seen in the episode Mystery Spot.
- Dr. Sexy, MD was also mentioned in The Monster at the End of This Book by the book publisher who said that it was this kind of stuff that sold now, not the Supernatural series.
Notes Edit
- Antagonist: The Trickster/Gabriel
- Steve Bacic (Stargate SG-1, Andromeda, Flash Gordon) plays Dr. Sexy in the medical drama.
- Hiro Kanagawa (Smallville and Caprica) plays the host in the Japanese game show.
- The Japanese game show segment is similar to a Saturday Night Live skit in which Chris Farley plays a stereotypically dressed American tourist who accidentally ends up on a game show while visiting Japan with his wife. Like Dean, Farley frantically claimed that he didn't speak Japanese, yet miraculously answered a question correctly when facing harsh physical consequences if he answered wrong.
- The medical drama is a parody of Grey's Anatomy, which also shows Thursdays at 9pm on ABC.
- The Winchester Brothers' sunglasses-fiddling antics and successive one-liners in the crime investigative drama segment parody CSI: Miami's Horatio Caine character to hilarious effect.
- The last TV show they parodied was the 1982 version of Knight Rider.
- The repeated use of the word "Doctor" in the Dr. Sexy segment references the 1985 movie Spies Like Us where in one scene, a group of doctors refer to each other as "Doctor."
- Dean reveals that he hates procedural cop shows because they are always the same.
- The "ghost character" Dean was referring to in Dr. Sexy, MD was parody of the "ghost character," Denny Duquette in Grey's Anatomy who was portrayed by Jeffrey Dean Morgan, the actor who plays the boys' father, John Winchester.
Quotes Edit
- [At the start of the episode]
- Dean (voice over): "Supernatural is filmed before a live studio audience."
- Dean: "I'm gonna need a bigger mouth."
- Sitcom Opening Lyrics:
- Town to town, two-lane roads
- Family biz, two hunting bros -
- Living the lie, just to get byyyyyy
- As long as we're movin' forward
- There's nothing we can't do
- Together, we'll face the day
- You and I won't run awaaaaay
- When the demons come out to plaaaay
- Together, we'll face the day!
- Sam: "Okay, um, I need a... penknife, some dental floss, a sewing needle, and a fifth of whiskey!" [notices nurses are staring at each other in confusion] "Stat!"
- Sam: "So what one are you, Grumpy, Sneezy, or Douchey?"
- Gabriel: "Gabriel. They call me Gabriel."
- Gabriel: "You do not know my family. What you guys call the Apocalypse, I used to call Sunday dinner!"
- Dean: [notices doctor's footwear, slams him against the wall] "You're not Dr. Sexy!"
- Dr. Sexy: "You're crazy."
- Dean: "Really? Because I swore a part of what makes Dr. Sexy sexy is the fact that he wears cowboy boots. Not tennis shoes!"
- Sam: "Yeah, you're not a fan..."
- Dean: "It's guilty pleasure!"
- Gabriel: [after sending Castiel away] "Relax, he'll live ... Maybe."
- Dean: "Calm down? I'm wearing sunglasses at night! You know who does that? No-talent douchebags! I hate this game! I hate that we're in a procedural cop show, and you want to know why? Because I hate procedural cop shows! There's like three hundred of them on television, they're all the freakin' same. It's like, 'ohh, plane crashed here' -- oh SHUT UP!"
- [During the CSI spoof]
- Dean: "What do we got?"
- Forensics guy: "Well, aside from the ligature marks around his neck, he has what appears to be a roll of quarters jammed down his throat."
- [Sam and Dean take their sunglasses off]
- Sam: "Well I say... 'Jackpot.'"
- Forensics guy: [laughs] "Also, there is a stab wound to the lower abdomen."
- Dean: [puts his sunglasses back on] "Well I say... 'No Guts, No Glory.'"
- [Forensics guy laughs again]
- Sam: [also puts sunglasses back on] "Get that guy a... Tums."
- Dean: "Gutter ball..."
- Sam: "...I have genital herpes."
- Castiel: "Hello, Gabriel."
- Gabriel: "Hey, bro. How's the search for daddy going? Let me guess: Awful."


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TravelPod Member ReviewsDays Inn Key West
The hotel itself is what you expect from a Days Inn, the rooms were adequate and the pool great for the kids.
What made this place special were the staff, they were incredibly helpful and friendly and it's more from this I would recommend the hotel. There are plenty of others in town in a better location but for what you pay for this one works.
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Historical Traveler Reviews Days Inn Key West
Read reviews, was concerned with reservation
After booking this hotel (non refundable) I read the reviews on this site. On arrival, with much concern, I checked the room. I found the room exceptionally clean, neat, well lighted, and comfortable.
There was a laminated sheet, describing the hotel and what they will do to make your stay comfortable. The management must have read many previous reviews!
I would stay here again and tell others to stay here
They must have taken these reviews to heart !
I stayed at the Days Inn, Key West, for three nights this January, with some trepidation, having read the previous dreadful reviews condemning the place. All I can say is, someone at Days Inn HQ must have taken those reviews to heart.
The hotel is far from plush, it is simple and basic. My friend and I shared a room on the first floor (US second floor, I think!), overlooking the pool, which had two double beds, an armoire thing with the TV and a fridge, two armchairs, a coffee table, a very small bathroom and a small closet. While very basic, everything was clean and tidy, there were nice covers on the beds, and the bathroom was clean. The basin was actually outside the bathroom door, which was nice since it meant that one person could be shaving or putting in lenses while the other was in the shower.
Having the fridge in the room is a nice little touch, as we were able to stash Cokes and munchies in there.
The hotel has no restaurant or cafe, although there is an on-site Waffle House. While I should not like to dine there every day, it was fun for breakfast for three days, and the waitresses are friendly and helpful to clueless tourists who don't know what half the menu items actually are ! The hotel staff were very friendly and welcoming, we were definitely made to feel more like friends than guests. Thank you, Mark, by the way.
This certainly isn't the fanciest hotel in Key West (it may in fact be the least fancy!), but it is NOT the fleapit other reviewers have suggested. It is cheap and convenient for the budget holidaymaker - Key West's Bone Island Shuttle stops right outside the front door, and is a cheap and cheerful way to get to Duval Street and see a bit of Key West as well, plus the Days Inn's situation right at the top of KW means one does not have to mess about with the island's frankly dire roads. We arrived, parked our hire car and left it there until we went home.
I would recommend this hotel to anyone who is simply looking for a place to lay their head in KW. If you want hammocks and luxury, stay in the gorgeous guesthouses in Old Town. If you just want somewhere to sleep, shower and change clothes, and would rather spend your money on margaritas and fried shrimp, then the Days Inn is a good bet.
Terrible Hotel
We stayed at the days Inn for only 4 of our 7 booked nights. The rooms were filthy and the outside communal areas disgusting; Am sure they have never been swept.
We did not even unpack and ended our visit to key west earlier than planned. Have complained direct to Days Inn but they seem to not even care how badly it is been run.
Please if your reading this DO NOT STAY THERE. Its a dive and its public knowledge with the locals in key west thats its a dive
Not Acceptable
We stayed at the Days Inn in 2002 and then again this June for 7 nights. What a disappointment this time. First there were no ice buckets, then no ice, so they sent up some spanish speaking girl who did not understand our request and we felt bad for her, it was not her fault. The room had one 40 watt bulb in the bathroom, the other one was out so you couldn't see to well when you showered. The safe did not work. When housekeeping came in they did a so so job cleaning the room but left us no towels and toilet paper. My husband had to go down to the front desk to get them because there was no one there to bring them up. We requested a towel mat for the bathroom floor but never received that. They were willing to send up service to correct these problems, but who wants to sit in a hotel room waiting for service while you are on vacation! The room should have been maintained before we arrived. To top it off we spent time killing roaches! At that point it wasn't worth it to call service because they would probably send someone up to fumigate and we could not stay there in that room, and it would be
a big inconvenience and more wasted time moving to another room. So between the off bug repellent and hairspray we killed those roaches. A big turn off there was that there were some people in front of their rooms with a barbeque cooking whatever, and someone trying to open a coconut with a hammer in front of their room.! How classy is that! Like I said we stayed there 2 years ago without any of these problems. We also felt that because we received a very good rate through AAA for the room we were put into a sub standard room very inconveniently located and not well kept. We would not stay there again. I can't see how this place received a great rating.
Worst place I've ever stayed
My husband and I went to Key West for my friend's open house party. It was only for one night (thank goodness!) and we rented a "suite" (at least that's what the hotel calls it). Although the only available room was a smoking room, I was assured it would not smell (which was certainly NOT the case). The hotel had no iron available for me to use (the front desk said they had none available as all were in use), so I had to make a trip to Kmart to not only buy an iron (and iron on a towel on the bar), but also I bought a can of Lysol AND a highly effective deodorizer for the bathroom and the air quality of the room. I have NEVER, EVER stayed in such a dump! Travelers be advised that if this is the ONLY place you available to stay while in Key West, you're better served by sleeping on the beach & bathing in the ocean. I'm thankful it was only for one night!
What a dump
The room smelled like a cat's litter box, house cleaning came in once in the 5 days I stayed and the room was below standard. In a nutshell, the room is not worth 19.95 per night.
Not impressed.
I stayed at this hotel two nights--Wednesday, February 25 and Thursday, February 26, 2004. In general, I was unimpressed and would not stay there again.
My room was large but there were numerous stains on the carpet throughout the room. There were cigarette burns in the blanket on the bed. On the morning of my departure, I set the alarm for 7:00 a.m. but instead was awakened at 5:00 a.m. by intermittent beeps coming from the smoke detector--the battery was low, according to the guy at the front desk.
I could not get the room safe to work. The maintenance man came to take a look, and informed me that it wasn't me--the previous guest had left without clearing the code. The only way to work the safe was to use a machine to clear out the code, but the machine was broken. So, I could not use the safe.
In general, the hotel's exterior looks worn, and for the price I paid I expected more. I knew beforehand that the location was not in Old Town, (which was fine), but there were some nicer hotels in the same area that I would have been happier with.
The Good and the Ugly
The room amenities were fine, maid service was good. Continental Breakfast adequate Do not get a ground floor room near the pool. People congregated on the walkway, late at night ,each night. Woke everyone up. The carpeted floors were HORRID. Bare feet came up BLACK. I would not stay there again.
Great place to stay for a little
we stayed at the days inn 2 years ago and loved it, everyone there was very helpfull. we will be back next week, id love to get the same suite.
Excellent Value
Have been to Key West many times and the Days in was the best hotel I stayed at and the least exspensive as well. Modern clean rooms,,nice pool...next to a 24 hour restaurant.....Looking forward to returning....
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Part Two: A Troubleshooting Guide to Drafting Chapter Four: "I Know What I Want to Say, But I Can't Say It." Chapter Five: "I'm Having Trouble With My Introduction." Chapter Six: "How Do I Back Up What I Say?" Chapter Seven: "I Don't Know How To End." Chapter Eight: "I Can't Think of the Right Word."
Part Three: A Troubleshooting Guide to Revising Chapter Nine: "I Thought my Draft was Better Than This." Chapter Ten: "I Don't Know What to Change." Chapter Eleven: "Is It Cheating if Someone Helps Me?" Chapter Twelve: "My Ideas Seem All Mixed Up." Chapter Thirteen: "My Draft is too Short." Chapter Fourteen: "My Draft is too Long." Chapter Fifteen: "My Writing Seems Boring." Chapter Sixteen: "My Writing Sounds Choppy."
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Glen of the Downs
The Glen of the Downs (Irish: Gleann dá Ghrua, meaning "The Valley of the Two Brows") is a 2 km long wooded glacial valley with steep sides rising to almost 250m on the east coast of Ireland.[1] It contains a designated Nature Reserve comprising 59 ha,[2] as well as a candidate Special Area of Conservation (cSAC).[3]
The Glen is located south of the capital Dublin in County Wicklow and lies between the villages of Kilmacanogue to the North and Kilpedder to the South. From the Northern end both the Great Sugar Loaf and Little Sugar Loaf hills are visible.[4] The village of Delgany is less than 2 km to the East.
The N11, a National Primary Route and part of European route E01, passes along the floor of the Glen as a dual carriageway between Junctions 9 and 10. The upgrade to this road, completed in 2003, was delayed by protesters opposed on environmental grounds.[5]
The valley was formed by the meltwater from a massive ice sheet. The rocks forming the sides of are the same quartzite of the two Sugarloaf hills to the north.[6] The Three Trouts river, actually a stream, flows through the southern end of the Glen before entering the sea south of Greystones.[7]
The tree canopy is made up of broadleaf trees such as oak, cherry, rowan and ash.[4] Beneath this canopy grows bilberry, bramble, wild garlic, holly, honeysuckle, ivy, woodrush and wood sage.[6]
Birds include blackbird, blackcap, chaffinch, jay, robin, sparrowhawk, blue tit, great tit, grey wagtail and wren. Some years, the rare wood warbler visits. Red squirrels are common as are sika deer, fox and badger.[8]
The Glen has been written about since Victorian times with the view from the nearby Bellevue House described as 'a scene of luxurious softness, combined with grandeur and significance'.[6] Bellevue house was the home of the La Touche family who settled in Ireland as Huguenot refugees. Originally from England, their name derives from the La Touche commune in France.[7]
- ^ The illustrated road book of Ireland. Automobile Association. 1970.
- ^ "Nature reserves in Wicklow". National Parks and Wildlife Service. Retrieved 2009-01-06.
- ^ "Greystones/Delgany Local Area Plan Environmental Report" (PDF). Wicklow County Council. Retrieved 2009-01-06.
- ^ a b "Travel account from 1840's". Retrieved 2009-01-06.
- ^ Valerie Cox (2000-01-28). "Early swoop on trees surprises `warriors'". The Irish Independent. Retrieved 2009-01-06.
- ^ a b c "Glen of the Downs: Landscape". Retrieved 2009-01-06.
- ^ a b The neighbourhood of Dublin
- ^ "Glen of the Downs: Wildlife". Archived from the original on November 22, 2007. Retrieved 2009-01-06.


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The clock was ticking down on the trade deadline, and Atlanta Braves fans were anxiously waiting for an update.
Carlos Beltran, gone.
Hunter Pence to a division rival.
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Slowdown in computer-services employment growth
June 12, 2002
Expansion of the Internet fueled demand for computer services as companies scrambled to develop Web sites and networks. Employment in computer and data-processing services grew at an annual rate of 13.6 percent from September 1995 to September 2000.
Then, between September 2000 and September 2001, the growth rate of employment in computer and data-processing services slowed to 3.6 percent. Information retrieval services and computer-related services, not elsewhere classified (n.e.c.), taken together formed one of computer services' weakest segments during that year.
Employment growth in those combined industries declined from 23.4 percent per year from September 1995 to September 2000 to 3.4 percent from September 2000 to September 2001. The growth of these two industries in the second half of the 1990s reflected the expansion of the Internet and concerns regarding Y2K. The successful weathering of the Y2K event and the beginning of the economic downturn contributed to the slowdown in demand for computer consultants and Internet services.
These data are products of the Current Employment Statistics program. For additional information, see Employment in business services: a year of unprecedented decline, by Rachel Krantz, Monthly Labor Review, April 2002.
Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, The Economics Daily, Slowdown in computer-services employment growth on the Internet at http://www.bls.gov/opub/ted/2002/jun/wk2/art03.htm (visited October 01, 2016).
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In early 1974, three young friends started Traditional Medicinals® in the back store room of a small herb shop along the Russian River in Northern California. The company was founded with the intention of providing herbal teas for self care, while preserving the knowledge and herbal formulas of Traditional Herbal Medicine (THM).
At the time, traditional herbal tea infusions had all but faded away in the United States. And never before had these reliable formulas been available in convenient tea bags.
Over the decades that followed, the company introduced millions of health conscious consumers to traditional herbal tea formulas and the concepts of THM. These reliable natural teas were well received and Traditional Medicinals® has grown dramatically.
Well over a billion cups of tea have been produced at our beautiful country facility and some products like Organic Smooth Move®, Organic Throat Coat® and Organic Mother's Milk® have become mainstream and can be found in supermarkets and drug stores throughout North America. Additionally, our product offerings have expanded to include some of our best selling tea formulas in other forms such as pastilles, syrups and capsules.
From our simple beginnings we have been able to share the wonder of herbs and pass along the knowledge contained in the great systems of Traditional Herbal Medicine. To this we have added clinical testing and scientific understanding, as well as sophisticated processes to ensure you reliable products. So, while our business has grown and evolved, we remain rooted in the serious and spirited commitment with which we began over thirty years ago.
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Organic Ginger Tea is potent
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I enjoy many teas from Traditional Medicinals but this Ginger tea is quite strong and seemed to irritate my stomach. Disappointing because I love most things made with ginger in any form.
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I find this tea helps with my Acid Reflux. I take Prevacid but sometimes it is not enough. If I feel my stomach getting more aciidic, I drink a cup of this tea and the acidity is relieved.
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Tastes much too medicinal but still good for digestive problems
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I started drinking this because I read it could help with digestion and because I just wanted to try it. One morning I had an upset stomach, even after eating breakfast, so I made a cup of this tea and soon after drinking it my stomach calmed down and I was able to get on with my day. I have used this a couple of times now for upset stomach and it has definitely helped.
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Wonderfully pungent and spicy
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This tea is superb. Sweet yet spicy and so warming. It is delicious both hot and cold. People with mild rosacea might want to drink it on the cool side, as it tends to flush my cheeks.
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Canadean's "Sunkist Growers, Inc.: Consumer Packaged Goods - Company Profile & SWOT Report" contains in depth information and data about the company and its operations. The profile contains a company overview, key facts,major products and services, swot analysis, business description, company history, recent developments, key employees as well as company locations and subsidiaries.
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Sunkist Grower, Inc. (Sunkist) is a producer and supplier of citrus juice and peel products. It is a membership corporation that acts as a cooperative marketing association for its members. Sunkist owned by thousands of citrus growers in Arizona and California. The company is principally involved in the sale of fresh oranges, lemons, grapefruit and tangerines. Its product offerings include fresh fruit, packaged products, powdered fruit drinks, snack products, mixes products. The company markets these products under Sunkist, Sunkist Fun Fruit and Sunkist Fun Veggies brand. Additionally, the company is involved in trademark licensing, and sale and lease of packinghouse equipment. It primarily operates in North America, Europe and Asia. Sunkist is headquartered in Sherman Oaks, California, the US. SHOW LESS READ MORE >
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Con Agra spokesperson Bob Kula reported that there are three ponds on the site but it is one pond that is relevant to this issue. The pond is 20 feet deep and, he said, has about 10 feet of solids in it and that the tomato ...
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"Almost every country in Africa today has an acute rate of malnutrition. The question is how high it goes. So today for example, the highest rate of malnutrition would be in countries such as Mali, the Democratic Republic of Congo and Sudan, and Somalia particularly for example. Many of the countries that are bordering Ethiopia have severe acute malnutrition," said Dr. Peter Salama, UNICEF Representative.
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RANGOON—The lifting of import restrictions of Burmese goods into the United States has received a cautious welcome from local manufacturers who insist that vastly improved infrastructure and technology are still required to compete with neighboring markets.
The Obama administration eased remaining trade sanctions on Burma on Sept. 26 while Burmese President Thein Sein and opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi were visiting the US. Burmese exporters and local traders say removing restrictive measures is essential for joining the modern business environment after decades of international isolation.
"Burma used to export gems and jade to the US market as well as wood products, beans, pulses, seafood and garments," said Capt Aung Khin Myint, the joint-secretary of the Union of Myanmar Federation of Chambers of Commerce and Industry.
"When we start to think about exporting to the US again, we need basic infrastructure, technology for value-added products and to reduce local transport costs. Without these factors, we cannot compete with our neighbors Laos, Cambodia and Bangladesh in the international market."
The US market only generally imports "value-added products" such as finished clothes. Because of the previous trade restrictions, Burmese businesses could only export raw materials such as cloth to neighboring countries where they would be tailored into complete garments and then exported to Western countries.
"The garment industry in Burma is only at a CMP [Cutting, Manufacturing and Packaging] level," said Khine Khine New, general-secretary of the Myanmar Garment Manufacturers Association (MGMA). "We have no technology to produce our own designs. The garment industry now makes only 10 to 15 percent of its total earnings with CMP.
"Currently we accept orders for value-added sewing from Japan and Korea which covers 70 percent of our total annual earnings. We also export to Taiwan. Local transport costs are too high in Burma," she added. "We are charged US $500 for one container to export with the freight on board system."
Khine Khine New explained that Burma must be reaccepted into the European Generalized System of Preferences and Everything But Arms schemes which reduce import tariffs for developing countries. Neighbors Laos, Cambodia and Bangladesh are already accepted due to their superior recent human rights records.
In 2003, Washington decided to ban importing products from Burma because of widespread allegations of forced labor including child soldiers by the International Labour Organization. Because of the sanctions, more than 80,000 garment workers lost their jobs, according to government figures.
In 2000, the garment industry in Burma was booming with 54 percent of orders from the United States and 37 percent from Europe. Garment exports in 2001 reached a record US $829 million compared with $770 million in 2011, according to official MGMA data.
Burma's fisheries industry also exported to the US market before the imposition of sanctions. But seafood imports to North America require an International Organization for Standards certificate to ensure quality and safety. "We have to prepare many things and can't export goods so far," said Win Kyain, the general-secretary of the Myanmar Fisheries Federation.
"In the past, some Myanmar products have been exported to the US through other countries," he added. "But without sanctions, we are able to send goods directly. The US market was very big for garments. Around 85 percent of total exports were previously garments with 15 percent seafood and timber products."
Burma's agricultural industry also needs investment to provide value-added products for export to the US market. "So far these crops are exported to the US via India where untreated goods from Burma are processed," said Sai Ba Nyan, the vice-chairman of the Myanmar Pulses, Beans and Sesame Seeds Merchants Association.
"Exporting to the US market needs controls on chemical use in beans and pulses. We also need to process from the raw state," he added.
The Myanmar Forest Products and Timber Merchants Association said that Burmese timber merchants currently can only make semi-finished products which are exported to Japan, Australia and Asian countries. Local merchants also export raw materials to India and China at a low price.
"We will try to export 10 percent semi-finished products in the future. Normally most of the local hotels use furniture imported from China and Thailand. Actually these are first exported from Burma as semi-finished products and raw materials. We need technology and infrastructure to produce value added products such as finished furniture," said Min Thein, the director of Lin Win Furniture Company.
So teaky, where are the "reforms" that prevent the local authorities from behaving in such a way? Why haven't the laws concerning the people themselves been reformed? Why do the same laws that were used to imprison political prsioners still exist? Why haven't they done away with local authorities and their arcane family lists altogether? Where is this "reform" that you talk about? Until there are meaningful steps taken to return the Country to the hands of the people you can't expect the people to support the current situation.
Since when have cheaper mobile phones or cheaper cars been the measure of "reforms"? In what country would they hold that up as evidence of reform? It is the lack of "reform" that is holding back the development of the Country. Whilst I might agree with you that such measures take time, it would be nice to see the Government discussing laws that affect the people, until that happens the people cannot be expected to support what is currently happening.


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