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The Great Horse Armoury, Tower of London, by Sir John Gilbert, engraved by Henry Melville, 1841-44
The Great Horse Armoury, Tower of London, by Sir John Gilbert, engraved by Henry Melville, 1841-44
Cuirassier armour, English, London and Greenwich, 1610-25 (II.94)
Cuirassier armour of Count Capodalista. Italian, possibly Brescia, about 1620 (II.192)
France retained a brigade of heavy cavalry equipped with back and breastplates and helmets of steel throughout the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. These regiments were called cuirassiers, though their armour was much less than that of cuirassiers of the seventeenth century.
The successive charges of the French heavy cavalry against the English and allied infantry squares at the battle of Waterloo in 1815 and the failure of the cavalry to break the infantry was one of the most notable features of the battle, and the cuirasses of the French cuirassiers were brought back to London after the battle. They were deposited in the Tower, and many of them were refitted and issued to the British Household Cavalry regiments (the Lifeguards and Blues and Royals) for the coronation of king George IV in 1821.
When a new British pattern was introduced the re-issued French cuirasses were returned to the Tower, where they were displayed very much as trophies. The illustration of the Horse Armoury by Sir John Gilbert of about 1845 shows stacks of the French cuirasses on the floor opposite the horses of the Line of Kings.
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Hope College has swept all three of the awards
presented by the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association
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sports during the 1998-99 academic year.
For the first time, the MIAA is presenting separate awards
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sports (men and women).
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the Women's All-Sports Award while the cumulative award is now
known as the Commissioner's Cup. The final standings for the
all-sports awards were determined on the basis of each college's
standings in eight of nine sports for men and eight of nine
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In the Commissioner's Cup standings, Hope finished with 213
points, followed by Calvin with 192, Albion 151, Alma and
Kalamazoo 137 each, Olivet 90, Adrian 70, and Defiance 64.
Hope posted 95 points in the men's all-sports standings
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Olivet 45, Adrian 36 and Defiance 27. In the women's all-sports
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the 1990s.
The MIAA All-Sports Award (now the Commissioner's Cup) has
been presented since 1934-35. Hope has won the All-Sports award
a league-leading 22 times. Next is Albion with 14, followed by
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Best of Siam 3 Results: Sitthichai Tops Pinca
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Best of Siam 3 held another big show in Paris, France yesterday and by all accounts it was another evening of great Muay Thai.
In the main event, Sitthichai Sitsongpeenong fought Fabio Pinca in a rematch from just over three years ago. Pinca wouldn't get revenge, as Sitthichai continued to show that at 67-70kg he's arguably the best in Muay Thai. Sitthichai dominated over the course of five rounds and got a clear unanimous decision victory.
Right before the main event was Kaoponlek taking on France's Mehdi Zatout. Kaoponlek, even at 36 years of age, is still a very formidable opponent and he showed exactly why, getting a unanimous decision victory, clearly controlling most of the fight.
Sitthichai's stablemate Kem Sitsongpeenong was also back in action, against fellow Yokkao Extreme competitor Mickael Piscitello. Like Sitthichai, Kem dominated his French opponent, scoring multiple knockdowns with elbows over the course of the fight. Kem would go on to get a unanimous decision win.
French up and comer Raphael Llodra got one of his biggest wins to date, defeating Marco Pique by TKO, after Pique failed to answer the bell before the fifth round. Apparently Pique was on the verge of throwing up. Llodra got stronger as the fight went on.
The lone women's bout of the evening was between France's Sandra Sevilla and England's Lucy Payne. In what was described as a close fight, Sevilla won a split decision. Some had Payne winning.
Much like Petchasawin's fight at Best of Siam 2 against Bobo Sacko, his fight yesterday against Charles Francois was also described as action packed. Francois got cut very early but managed to hang in the fight and hurt Petchasawin later on, before getting dropped with a high kick himself. In the end, Petchasawin walked away with a split decision win.
Another close fight on the card was a battle of two very bright up and comers, Ayoub El Khaidar and Sofiane Bougossa. Bogossa got a decision win in another fight that could've gone either way.
Sitthichai Sitsongpeenong def. Fabio Pinca by unanimous decision.
Kaoponlek def. Mehdi Zatout by unanimous decision.
Raphael Llodra def. Marco Pique by TKO (Gave Up) after Round 4.
Kem Sitsongpeenong def. Mickael Piscitello by unanimous decision.
Sandra Sevilla def. Lucy Payne by split decision.
Petchasawin Seatransferry def. Charles Francois by split decision.
Sofiane Bougossa def. Ayoub El Khaidar by decision.
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Local news not being reported - flood control measure approved
Original post made by Resident, Another Palo Alto neighborhood, on Apr 2, 2013
Can a reporter please let us know if there has been money approved to buying some new flood monitors to prevent flooding of the San Franciscquito creek as happened last December.
This is the sort of thing that our council should be working on. I would like to find out from our local newspaper what was discussed, not half hearing a radio report and not being able to find it again.
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a resident of Another Palo Alto neighborhood
on Apr 2, 2013 at 2:43 pm
Here is an article about this reported in the SJ Merc.
Web Link
I think the Weekly is showing that it is more interested in reporting something that will cause irk and contention rather than inform us of something that will be of benefit to us in the future.
I don't agree with the flag flying nonsence and even less about whether or not residents agree or disagree about gay marriage. I do however have a lot of interest in knowing whether my life will be disupted the way it was disrupted two days before Christmas due to flooding and road closures.
Please get your prioritites right.
a resident of Another Palo Alto neighborhood
on Apr 2, 2013 at 5:11 pm
Thank you for reporting on this important item. I am interested to know why you were able to report on the gay flag story Monday evening but not until nearly 3.00 pm Tuesday afternoon after I had posted requesting the news.
a resident of East Palo Alto
on Apr 2, 2013 at 6:17 pm
Resident - you really think it's your business to know why a reporter took the time to write a news report? Ok, well, I'd like to know why you think you're entitled to know, but I'll only ask once, instead of repeatedly, as you have.
a resident of Another Palo Alto neighborhood
on Apr 2, 2013 at 6:31 pm
Valid point Hmmmm. Perhaps I have over reacted but I am getting tired of the over reporting by the media on the gay marriage issue. There are other important issues (North Korea), Education funding issues (particularly in California), and who knows what else that isn't being well reported, and instead we get this never ending media saturation on something which is going to take weeks to be decided. It strikes me that local flooding is much more of an issue to Palo Alto residents than gay flags. I would expect the news headline to reflect the most important news in town.
I would like to have more relevant news and less sensationalism.
a resident of East Palo Alto
on Apr 2, 2013 at 7:01 pm
Perhaps then it should have occurred to you that the flood story required more fact-checking & available sources for quotes & the rainbow flag story sources were more immediately available.
We all get news fatigue & need local stories, so I understand your frustration. But marriage equality us currently the biggest civil rights issue in our state & of course, it affects many locals.
Can you imagine how fatigued I get from reading either anti-EPA stories or the condescending ones? Blecch!
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Location Inc., which operates the "Neighborhood Scout" website, said the designation came as the result of its research into the total number of crimes reported to the FBI in a given year and the population of each city. The rating is based on the total number of crimes per 1,000 residents.
According to the company, Franklin, Mass., was the nation's safest city. Rexburg finished just ahead of Glen Cove, N.Y. For a full list, see http://www.neighborhoodscout.com/neighborhoods/crime-rates/top100safest/.
As part of the recognition, the company will award the police a "digital award medallion." In a letter to the Police Chief Shane Turman, the company said it would "drive awareness of your team's excellent performance while promoting the desirability of Rexburg, Idaho, to Web and social media users all across America."


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Discussion in 'PAY IT FORWARD' started by Illiterite Wino, Dec 15, 2011.
I have this gem up for grabs if anyone is near 44683 (Ohio)
i could use those fenders on my friends bike im building for her what size tires did that have
it had 26" cruisers on it. most likely 2.25". the tires had an Indian head on the whitewall sides..
Carlton lightning or something like that.. still have them on my Hornet
but I'd like to get rid of all of it at once to clear up room not continue to piece it out
hey jimmie
read the rules :roll:
you already got your free stuff....
yeah this was for a friend :roll:
well, if your ever down this way, stop by and you can have the yardstick lol
must be an ohio thing.. they gave those sticks out everywhere around here as a child...
I'd actually like to get enough to lay a floor or cover a wall with them...
i'll be posting more stuff tomorow, it's my day off, and I need room to work this winter
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yep, I am in...thanks brenda21 for the reminder!
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yep, I am in...thanks brenda21 for the reminder!
I'm in for two also. I wouldn't miss this swap .... it's so much fun with you all sassy people. I'm looking forward to the orange, purples and blacks.
Make it a scrappy happy day!
Mine are ready to mail. waiting for my swap names Hope my swaps like Halloween prints.
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Names and addresses have been sent...let me know if you didn't receive yours.
Colors are on the loose .... catch 'em as they pass! Mine are on their way westward.
Make it a scrappy happy day!
Thank you Brenda for the email yesterday or the day before asking me about this. For some goofy reason when I saw your posting for the Ornament swap I had the notion that it was replacing the FQ swap.
So got my name and since it did not stipulate either option I am presuming that either halloween or o,b,p are ok. If my person only wanted one or the other you would have put that info in my notice.
And we have it in the mail by midnight right???
How many people signed up this month? Not that it matters... I'm just nosey.
Mischief Managed.
Mine are on their way also.
Blocks sent boom water http://www.quiltingboard.com/members...44-albums.html
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Batik blocks swap http://www.quiltingboard.com/members...44-albums.html
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Was given a Japanese Maple for Christmas for our new house and now I need to plant it. Have read that it is easy to transplant. Will be completing yard in next two months and that is where it will probably end up. How do I get it into the ground to survive the still cold weather.. In East Texas, so our cold is sporatic. It is 25 this morning. Any suggestions. I am a very non-tree planting gardener. Mostly veges. Trees either survive or not. This one needs to survive since it is house warming gift from brother. Thanks for any suggestions. Pam
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Ecuador, facing police revolt, censors news coverage
New York, October 1, 2010--As a police rebellion threw Ecuador into chaos on Thursday, the government of President Rafael Correa ordered local radio and TV stations to interrupt programming and carry state news broadcasts. A dozen reporters were injured covering the police revolt. Today, the Committee to Protect Journalists condemned the government's censorship of broadcast media and called on local authorities to investigate and prosecute those responsible for attacks on journalists.


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End Of Nations
End of Nations development is "put on hold"
End of Nations development have been "put on hold," Trion Worlds has confirmed.
End Of Nations headlines
Trion closing San Diego offices, names Scott Hartsman as its new CEO
Trion Worlds has announced it will be closing its San Diego studio and relocate operations for Defiance and End of Nations to its Redwood City, California headquarters.
End of Nations is neither MOBA nor RTS, it's an evolution, says dev
End of Nations developer Trion Worlds has stressed that its recently re-worked version of Petroglyph's canned RTS isn't a MOBA, it's an evolution of the genre they say.
End of Nations goes back into Alpha testing, new screenshots released
End of Nations goes back into Alpha today, Trion worlds has announced. The invite-only testing phase delivers "noticeably quicker and more dynamic MOBA gameplay," streamlined UI, cleaner graphics, smaller teams and more powerful heroes. Additionally, players will be able to level up on the fly in-game with new "streamlined tactical leveling that allows for quick […]
End of Nations re-emerges as free vehicle-combat MOBA
End of Nations started life as an MMORTS under original developer Petroglyph, but it has now re-emerged as a free vehicular combat MOBA from Trion Worlds. Beta invites have started rolling out now.
Trion Worlds confirm layoffs today
The development team for Trion World, presumably working on Rift, has been reduced by up to a third with layoffs on Tuesday.
Petroglyph "still excited" about End of Nations, moves on to other projects
End of Nations development may have switched from Las Vegas studio Petroglyph to Triond Worlds, but the studio is still excited about the project, according to a new statement that confirms the developer has laid of 19 staff, moved into a new office and is working on new projects for 2014. Get the details below.
End of Nations development now in-house at Trion
Trion Worlds has brought End of Nations in-house for continued development where it hopes to create "a more polished game."
End of Nations studio Petroglyph axes 30 jobs - report
Petroglyph, developer of MMORTS End of Nations has reportedly suffered 30 lay-offs. Tweets coming from within the studio and insider reports have suggested that the Las Vegas studio is currently shedding staff. Get the details below.
End of Nations open beta postponed indefinitely
Having concluded four rounds of closed beta testing, Trion Worlds has decided to put End of Nations back in the oven to bake a little longer.
End of Nations' final and fourth closed beta event kicks off
End of Nations' final and fourth closed beta event has kicked off, Trion Worlds has announced.
End of Nations beta enters final phase in October, sign-ups open again
End of Nations, the MMORTS from Petroglyph Games and Trion Worlds is getting a fourth and final closed beta phase in October, that will cover many PvP and PvE features, and give all participants bonus extras. Signs up are open and details are below.
Third End of Nations closed beta starts September 7
End of Nations will go into phase three of its closed beta on September 7, according to Trion, Participants will be able to try out elite companies, which are basically the players own private army. The beta event will end on September 9 at 11.59pm EDT. You can still sign up for it here. The MMORTS […]
End of Nations customisation flaunted in new trailer and screens
More images of shooty devastation from Trion Worlds.
Trion Worlds gamescom line-up boasts End of Nations, Defiance, more
Trion Worlds is bring a swag bag of goodies to gamescom.
Second End of Nations closed beta starts August 3
Trion has announced a second closed beta for End of Nations, which will run from August 3 through August 5. You can still sign up for it here. The RTS will release on September 20.
End of Nations releasing September 20
Trion RTS End of Nations will release on September 20, as confirmed in an MCV ad today. The game's beta ran last weekend. It's a 56-player global domination affair. Check the official site here.
End of Nations closed beta weekend is underway
The closed beta weekend for Trion Worlds' strategy MMO End of Nations is live. If you have not checked your inbox lately, you may wish to do so as there may be an invite languishing alongside your Kitten Weekly newsletter or daily shots of Bay City Badonkadonks. The testing ends on Sunday, July 22. If […]
End of Nations beta signups open ahead of July 20 test
Trion Worlds' strategy MMO End of Nations is finally building towards release, with a closed beta weekend announced for July 20-22. Sign yourself up for a chance to try out the anticipated free-to-play release. Thanks, Destructoid.
End of Nations gets E3 trailer
Trion's released the E3 trailer for End of Nations. This is probably going to be the best E3 trailer this week. Give up, people.
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Trion closing San Diego offices, names Scott Hartsman as its new CEO
End of Nations is neither MOBA nor RTS, it's an evolution, says dev
End of Nations goes back into Alpha testing, new screenshots released
Petroglyph "still excited" about End of Nations, moves on to other projects
End of Nations' final and fourth closed beta event kicks off
End of Nations beta enters final phase in October, sign-ups open again
End of Nations customisation flaunted in new trailer and screens
Trion Worlds gamescom line-up boasts End of Nations, Defiance, more
End of Nations open beta in northern summer, launch in autumn
End of Nations has globe-spanning events, 52 players on each map
Trion announces Red Door gaming platform for publishing and development


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Charming Covent Garden Apartment
Size65 m²
Floor No.
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Situated on the 4th floor, this apartment features 2 spacious and bright double bedrooms as well as an airy living room and kitchen. Guests can relax on the comfortable sofa or prepare meals in the fully equipped kitchen which contains appliances and utensils. The apartment comes complete with plenty of storage space and a flat-screen TV.
Guests will find many excellent amenities in the streets surrounding the apartment including boutiques and wine bars. Leicester Square, home to a range of theatres, is just 7 minutes' walk from the apartment. Many bars and restaurants can be found in the Soho area which is just 10 minutes' walk from the apartment.
Covent Garden Tube Station links the area with the many tourist attractions that London has to offer. The London Eye is just a 12-minute tube journey from the apartment and Buckingham Palace is just 17 minutes away via tube.
House rulesNo smoking.
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nice contact, friendly and clean apartment, gladly again :-)
netter Kontakt, freundliche und saubere Wohnung, gerne wieder :-)
Anne and Henrik
The hosts description of the apartment is very accurate. A really great place with everything you need !!. Very quired - no noise from the neighbours. This place is close to EVERYTHING (+several bus and underground connections).
We spent 9 days and absolutely loved it. We hope this apartment will be available to us for next years visit. Many thanks to John and Joanna.
Nice and quiet apartment close to the Euston station and Regents Park. Walking distance (if you like to walk) to Camden Lock as well as downtown. Well equipped kitchen, wifi worked good.
Well organized (transfer) - great apartment - great location - again any time!
René & Family
Gut organisiert (Übergabe) - tolle Wohnung - tolle Lage - jederzeit gerne wieder!
René & Familie
The apartment is comfortable and very well located (near shops bus and metro). Our host was welcoming and answered all our questions by email before we arrived. We highly recommend this lodging.
L'appartement est confortable et surtout très bien situé ( proche des commerces des bus et du métro). Notre hôte est accueillant et a répondu a toutes nos questions par mail avant notre arrivée. Nous recommandons vivement cet hebergement.
apartment ideally located and very pleasant to live. great views. a magical experience.
appartement idéalement placé et très agreable à vivre. une vue magnifique. une experience magique.
Welcome from the host, respecting the schedule.
Apartment well equipped, spacious, nice and quite well located as close to the Holborn subway exit.
Bon accueil de l'hôte, dans le respect de l'horaire prévu.
Appartement bien équipé, spacieux, agréable et assez bien situé car proche de la sortie de métro Holborn.
Super apartment with balcony - centrally located
We felt very comfortable
Super Apartement mit Balkon - sehr zentral gelegen
Wir haben uns sehr wohl gefühlt
The apartment is exactly as seen in the photographs and stunning views, walk to tour London is the best place.
They let us leave our bags and take the keys two hours before the terms of the web.
Everything works great, except that the last day there was no hot water.
You may repeat.
El apartamento es exactamente como se ve en las fotografías y las vistas impresionantes, para recorrer Londres a pie es el mejor sitio.
Nos permitieron dejar las maletas y coger las llaves dos horas antes de lo estipulado en la web.
Todo funciona a la perfección, salvo que el último día no había agua caliente.
Es posible que repita.
Clean & spacious flat at a very central place. We enjoyed out trip very much and would book the same flat for antoher stay.
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I'm looking to try and machine my own trigger set for my 1919 build and am curious if anyone has prints of the original fcg along with the necessary mods to work with the other semi-parts. Your help would be greatly appreceiated!
The most damning evidence is the truth.
That which does not kill you, really really really hurts...
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Rhino, thanks for the link. But, I'm actually trying to find some drawings of them. Like the thickness of the trigger area that is pinned in place after you weld up the notch and recut it.
I think it was in the prints in the link you sent.... .254". Thanks!


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(Amsterdam, The Netherlands) April 16, 2007 – Publisher Playlogic Entertainment, Inc. (OTCBB: PLGC) announces the acquisition of the survival horror game "Obscure II" from French development studio Hydravision. The sequel of the innovative Obscure will be released in Q3 of this year on PC and PS2. The release for Wii is set for Q4.
Obscure II (PC, PS2, Wii) takes place two years after the gruesome events of the first game. The survivors have gone on to college and try to return to their normal lives. After the discovery of a beautiful but strange plant on school campus, events take a turn for the worse. Soon, the college students have to battle for survival once again.
Players of Obscure II can choose their character and one AI controlled sidekick. In total there are six playable characters, each with their own unique abilities. These can be switched at various points in the game. Due to the game's unique co-op feature, friends can join at any time to team up and attempt surviving Obscure II together. There are many available weapons to keep the monsters that hunt you at bay. Light might be the players' biggest ally because you never know what's lurking in the shadows.
Stefan Layer, VP of Marketing and Sales of Playlogic International N.V: "I am extremely pleased that we added Obscure II to our line up. The first instalment was well received by both press and public. Hydravision has pushed the envelope with Obscure II and I am confident that the game will do even better then its predecessor."
Dominique Morel, CTO of Playlogic International N.V: "Obscure II displays refined talent in every aspect, from high attention to visual details and optimized control schemes; and a dense and intense in-game atmosphere. It' is a thrilling and unique game with polished game features; an incredible experience."
Denis Potentier, CEO of Hydravision: "We are happy to work together with Playlogic on Obscure II; they meet all of our expectations and I'm sure that their expertise will be very positive for the game. The two-person cooperative gameplay of Obscure II has been fully optimized. I think players will love this game."


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Charming Studio in the Heart of Paris
Size20 m²
Floor No.4
- Family/child friendly
- Internet/WiFi
- Kitchen
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This is a great choice to spend a few days in Paris.
All commodities nearby. Bakeries, great restaurants and supermarkets. At walking distance, The famous Bistrot Benoit. Open in 1912, this bistrot represent the most authentic Parisian life of the 1920"s . A true travel in time. Nearby you have les Halles (the largest shopping mall in Paris), the village Montorgueil and little further away le Louvre Museum.
Lots of museums around. Museum Picasso, Museum Carnavalet (oldest museum in paris aimed to known everything about the city of light), Museum of Judaism. 10 minutes from the studio, take the métro line 1 and in 20 minutes you will be in Champs- Elisées ( the most famous avenue in the world) and Avenue Montaigne (the street where you will find all the" Haute Couture" brands shops).
1 minute from the studio, take the metro line 3 and in 5 minutes you will be on the famous Place de l'Opéra, Place Vendome with its famous Ritz Hotel, Jardins des Tuileries and rue Saint-honoré (well known for its elegant boutiques).
House rulesJust keep it as nice, tidy and clean as it is now.
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The appartment is on a perfect location, very close to Notre Dame and in a very turistic area full of restaurants, cafes and shops. It has everything you need for a weekend in Paris and the hosts are very very nice. I would definetly recommend it for a quick couple's escape!
My friend and I stayed for two nights in this little, cozy apartment (clean, new towels, hairdryer, kitchen fully equipped, bed linen, wifi --> everything you need was available) and we really enjoyed it. The apartment is perfect for a stay in this City, as you can do a lot of important sights by foot like Notre Dame, Louvre...There are also two metro stations nearby and you reach rue Rivoli/Notre Dame in less than 10 minutes.
We really can recommend this studio to you which is rent by Joanne and Hervé who are so kind and pleasant. They picked us up in front of the studio, they gave us some clues and if we had any questions we could feel free to write them.
If we will visit Paris again some day, we will book this flat again. !
Thank you Hervé and Joanne for having us in your studio!
Ann-Katrin and Larissa
We had a really nice stay in that studio.The host was really helpful and kind and the studio was quite small, but as we just sleept there it was perfect and functional as well,it was, also, clean and tidy. The location is quite central and you can reach some famous sights as the Louvre or the Notre Dame by foot. The s
Me and my girlfriend spent a few days in Paris this summer. It was beautiful indeed.
We could not have picked a better place to stay than this tiny little studio which is in a nice neighbourhood in the heart of the city.
Everything is as described, fully equipped, shops, stores and metro station nearby.
It is quite small but still is enough for two and perfect for a few days stay.
Even the neighbours are really friendly :)
Joanne was extremely kind and helpful. She provided every information we needed, gave us maps to the city and to the sight-seeings. She also had a couple of croissants waiting for us as we arrived. Literally, you don't need anymore :)
I can highly recommend to stay at Joanne's if you ever get to visit Paris.
The location of the apartments is perfect. Within walking distance to the Marais and one also to the Île de la Cité it's just a nice walk of 20 minutes opens. The apartment itself is very small but bright and friendly, the bed has a comfortable mattress. Kitchen and bathroom are tiny, and adequately equipped. Joanne was super nice and uncomplicated. She gave us absolutely welcome and delivered on time and friendly. I would stay with her again :-)
Die Lage des Apartments ist perfekt. Zu Fuß erschließt sich einem das Marais und auch bis zur île de la cité ist es nur ein schöner Spaziergang von 20 Minuten. Die Wohnung selbst ist sehr klein, aber hell und freundlich, das Bett hat eine komfortable Matratze. Küche und Bad sind winzig, und ausreichend ausgestattet. Joanne ist super nett und unkompliziert. Sie hat uns absolut pünktlich und freundlich empfangen und verabschiedet. Ich würde wieder bei ihr wohnen :-)
Joanne very sympatric and listening to her hosts, accomodating with schedules. Studio really good location, very clean, free wifi.
For cons, the alley is quite loud, really small area, loft bed, almost under the roof, very hot at this time, the bathroom is really tiny (you can not put the paper in the toilet, but in a garbage can, otherwise they become clogged) and it is not mentioned that it is the 4th floor.
Joanne très sympatrique et à l'écoute de ses hôtes, arrangeante avec les horaires. Studio vraiment très bien situé, très propre, wifi gratuit.
Par contre, la ruelle est assez bruyante, surface vraiment petite, lit en mezzanine, quasiment sous les toits, donc très chaud à cette période, la salle de bains est vraiment minuscule (on ne peut pas mettre le papier dans les WC, mais dans une poubelle, sous peine qu'ils se bouchent) et il n'est pas mentionné que c'est au 4e étage sans ascenseur.
I was with my daughter in this nicely furnished apartment.
Everything available. Very nice host, giving a good advice.
If the apartment located in the Marais (Chinatown), book immediately. Then I would perhaps be trusted even in one of the many Chinese restaurants. I think we have missed something.
By metro, the apartment is easy to reach.
My daughter and I felt in this area also in the evenings safely.
Ich war mit meiner Tochter in diesem nett eingerichteten Appartement.
Alles vorhanden. Sehr netter Gastgeber, der einem gute Tipps gibt.
Würde das Appartement, das im Marais (Chinesenviertel) liegt, gleich wieder buchen. Dann würde ich mich vielleicht auch in eines der vielen chinesischen Restaurants trauen. Ich glaube, da haben wir etwas versäumt.
Mit der Metro ist das Appartement gut zu erreichen.
Meine Tochter und ich fühlten uns in diesem Viertel auch in den Abendstunden sicher.
The stay in Paris has sideo perfect, the apartment is well located, it has everything needed for a few days.
The owner is very nice and helpful.
I recommend it if you want Holidays staying in the middle. Toni
La estancia en París ha sideo perfecta, el apartamento esta muy bien situado, tiene de todo lo necesario para pasar unos días.
La propietaria es muy agradable y servicial.
Os lo recomiendo si queréis alojaros por el centro. Toni
small studio with everything you need. Joanne was very nice, helpful and flexible. The location of the studio is very good. Metro, Bicycle Rental, Shopping, center - everything is there. Right on the corner even a health food store! And we could well run 4 stories high. We felt at home.
kleines Studio mit allem, was man braucht. Joanne war sehr nett, hilfsbereit und flexibel. Die Lage des Studios ist sehr gut. Metro, Fahrradverleih, Einkaufen, Zentrum - alles da. Direkt an der Ecke sogar ein Bioladen! Und wir konnten auch gut die 4 Stockwerke hoch laufen. Wir haben uns wohl gefühlt.
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BEND, Ore. - The Family Access Network is the recipient of a $19,600 challenge grant from the Maybelle Clark Macdonald Fund in support of the 2013 FAN Private Dinner held in February.
Those attending the private dinner knew their contributions were going to be matched dollar for dollar, thanks to the generosity of the Maybelle Clark Macdonald Fund.
The FAN Foundation raised $19,600 that evening. The total amount of $39,200 will provide essential services to 392 students and family members for one school year. These services will enable children to come to school ready to learn, unencumbered by family problems, so they can excel in school and life and contribute to their communities as they grow to adulthood.
Nancy Childers, FAN Donor Relations & Marketing said, "This is the second year hosting a private dinner party and both have been quite successful. This year, due to the excellent support and organization of several FAN board members and staff working with our dinner host, we exceeded our fundraising goal. All of the food and supplies were donated by local businesses and 35 individuals attended and contributed."
FAN began in January 1993 and currently employs 25 advocates in 43 public schools (K-12) and 3 early childhood sites. FAN's mission is to improve lives by ensuring all children in Deschutes County have access to basic-need services. FAN is unique to Deschutes County, utilizing advocates to efficiently reach and connect disadvantaged children and families with basic needs, such as food, shelter, clothing, health care and other critical services.
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I opened my hive last week to find the entire colony dead from a wax moth infestation. This is only my second year in beekeeping so I'm not sure what to do from here. There were the tell tale empty moth cocoons, a lot of the comb was destroyed and had white flakes all through it. The webbing was mostly all at the bottom and on the bottom board but there was definitely a lot of it. At first I suspected that AFB had weakened the hive, making it vulnerable to the wax moth, but I have investigated the remains and don't think that is the case. There was no foul smell and no ropiness when I punctured the sealed cells with a stick. There is still a lot of honey and comb that was not destroyed. Probably 10 frames totally destroyed and 10 that seem quite in tact. I have cleaned out the dead bees and scraped out all the moth webbing and cocoons. There remains a small amount of maybe 50-100 live bees. I'm not sure what they're doing, I watched them for a while yesterday and some of them go in and out of the cells, both the white flakey ones and the healthy looking ones. The others are in a cluster on one of the frames.
So here's my questions. Do I scrape all the damaged looking frames down and re-use them? Do I leave the un-damaged looking frames in the hive for re-use? What do I do with the remaining bees? Can I repopulated this hive with a swarm at this point or do I need to get rid of the existing bees to do that? And would I put a swarm in with the existing honey/frames/comb? Would the remaining bees rebuild if I got a new queen?
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Northern Utah Ranges > Wasatch Range (North) > Eyrie Peak 8136 > Climber's Log
Eyrie Peak 8136 Climber's Log
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|Might as well bag it...
Date Climbed: Jul 24, 2014
|#1 & 2 7-24-14 En route to and from Lewis Peak. Of course IVD.
|Posted Jul 24, 2014 3:14 pm
|Two-fer and then some
Date Climbed: Jul 19, 2014
|Started from N. Ogden Divide. Went over all the bumps. Fun walk for me and the dogs. Beautiful views.
|Posted Jul 19, 2014 3:25 pm
|Eyrie and Lewis
Date Climbed: Mar 13, 2014
|From the North Ogden Divide TH. Eyrie and Lewis and all the bumps in between. Stayed on the ridge the entire way, very windy and cold most of the time.
|Posted Mar 13, 2014 8:56 pm
Date Climbed: Jan 4, 2014
|Super cold and windy above treeline. I was wearing every piece of clothing that I brought. First went over Eyrie and continued on to Lewis. On the way back, took a side trip south to P7862. Lots of ups and downs on this one.
|Posted Jan 7, 2014 8:03 pm
|Cloudy Day
Date Climbed: Jul 11, 2013
|Nice hike from the divide and back. Minor trail traffic on a Thursday. My son's first peak!
|Posted Jul 11, 2013 6:42 pm
|On the way to Lewis
Date Climbed: Aug 5, 2012
|Hit the peak on the way to and then from Lewis. Hot, dry, dusty but good views of Ogden and Pineview.
|Posted Aug 6, 2012 1:17 am
Date Climbed: Dec 22, 2011
|Winter ascent via Jumpoff Canyon (Jagged Edge 5.5 II) and Lewis Peak.
|Posted Jun 14, 2012 3:49 pm
|Great family trip
Date Climbed: Aug 22, 2010
|Posted Jun 9, 2012 12:18 am
Date Climbed: Jun 26, 2005
|We did this as a traverse with two cars. We started at North Ogden Divide and went to Eyrie Peak and other points along the ridge to Lewis Peak. Then we hiked down the Skyline Trail to Pineview Reservoir.
|Posted Jun 7, 2012 12:58 pm
|Nice hike
Date Climbed: Sep 4, 2009
|Enjoyed the views and met a lot of people on this busy trail.
|Posted Jun 7, 2012 12:11 pm
|Surprisingly Fun
Date Climbed: May 30, 2012
|Hiked the hike on Utah's first "hot" day of the year...perfect and breezy the entire way.
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Checked distance with a GPS...3.34 miles from North Ogden Divide to Eyrie Summit. GPS said 1840 feet gain trailhead to summit.
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The "strata" in this classic casserole are layers of bread, cheese and sausage baked in an egg-rich pudding.
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Community-supported agriculture programs, also called CSAs, produce a way for city folk to enjoy the fruits (and veggies) of organic farming, even if their yards are only cement patios or third-floor fire escapes.
Wolf Pine Farm, a CSA in Alfred (about 40 miles from Portland) makes weekly farm-fresh deliveries to the West End, and quite a little community has sprouted from the Portland pick-up spot.
On Wednesdays during the growing season the farm's box-truck filled with fruits, veggies, and herbs arrives at the Taylor Street Park (tucked between Emery and May streets), where about 60 lovingly grown, neatly hand-packed shares are unloaded to its West End shareholders.
The shareholders are Portlanders who buy into the farm's program before the growing season and reap the rewards of fresh, organic produce from yellow summer squash all the way to pumpkins and gourds. One share costs about $500 and can keep a family of four out of the produce aisles of the supermarket for the summer.
This season will be the third year of Portland delivery, which started when Wolf Pine Farm owners began working with state representative John Eder to bring more local foods into the West End. It's a unique set-up because the farm's 150 other shareholders drive to Alfred from places throughout Maine and New Hampshire to sort, weigh, and pack their own selections at the farm.
Many in the Portland group don't have cars. They walk to the park with their kids or their pups to meet with farmers, sit in the grass to chat with new friends about recipes and cooking techniques, and stroll home with baskets filled with the week's harvest to put on the table.
"I love that we get delicious locally grown organic vegetables to feed our family," shareholder Kathleen Meil says. "It helps you eat better, it supports local farmers, and it creates a sense of community."
"So much of what the CSA is about," Amy Sprague explains, "is the farm connecting with the shareholders." She and her husband Tom Harms own Wolf Pine Farm and have been involved in CSAs for five years. Sprague, with her straw hat, big smile, and photocopied recipes, greets all shareholders at the park and loves to hear their veggie tales. "It feels great because a lot of people are really happy about having a place to come where it brings a little bit of the farm into town. It's a real community feel," she says.
"Having the opportunity to know the people who grow your food and support them directly with your money is an empowering and revolutionary activity in this era of agribusiness and the factory farm," Eder says. "You can taste the love!"
Tasting the love is how most people bite into the program. Shareholders cook for friends and family, planting the idea of joining in their heads. Word-of-mouth has filled most of the available shares, adding more flavor to the weekly gatherings, which continue to grow.
The Portland delivery group has become such a subculture that the farm plans events like pot-luck dinners to celebrate food and friendships, and many people bring their dishes and their families.
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eVGA GeForce4 MX440 review
Posted by Thomas
McGuire on April 25, 2002
Manufacturer: eVGA Product:
for eVGA
MX440 prices / videocard
price index.
For the first time
ever, NVIDIA has come out at once with a product solution
for every segment of the market, with three GeForce4 MX
models, three high-end GeForce 4 Ti models and a new Quadro,
rather than the staggered releases of previous series. While
some of the more mainstream products have seen a delay as
NVIDIA expects to sell out their now older GeForce3 cards,
the majority of chips have already been adopted by
manufacturers to use on their early 2002 line ups. The
GeForce4 MX440 represents one of NVIDIA's latest middle
range budget oriented Graphics cards. This particular card
I'll be testing today (in case it wasn't too painfully
obvious) will be eVGA's take on the GeForce 4 MX 440.
(thanks to the guys at Tech
Report who permitted us to use their card shots from
their MX440 review posted here).
As you can see on the
picture above, this MX model sports eVGA's unique
asymmetric cooling system, which for some reason reminded me
of a Tuna can when I first saw the card. Not all
manufacturers have been including custom cooling on the
lower end MX models so this is a nice plus for eVGA's
(another shot taken from TR
The GeForce 4 MX
despite of its name is more of what I would call a
"GeForce2 MX 2", which after all is what it's intended
to replace, but you know, marketing doesn't work that way.
As you're probably aware, there has been some concern
raised over the cards' naming. While the GeForce 2 MX was
a cut-down GeForce 2, the GeForce 4 MX is not a simple
cut-down GeForce 4 Ti. The main feature that it has compared
with the Titanium models is Lightspeed Memory Architecture
Personally I'm not
too annoyed about all this, to be fair what else could they
have named it? GeForce 3 MX would suggest it's based on
the GeForce 3, which it wouldn't be, so again a similar
problem (It would also suggest that it's much older than
it really is). That said, this will be more of a problem to
the less well educated consumer (After all if the box says
GeForce 4 on it…). It's also
worth noting NVIDIA doesn't particularly market this as a
gamers graphics card either.
At the time of
posting eVGA's GeForce4 MX440 was available for a less
than $100,
showing that the card will certainly have an appeal to
buyers on a budget, after all, the only cards you could get
for a similar price before was the GeForce2 Ti and the
Radeon 7500, I think.
Here's what John
Carmack (id Software) had to say about the name confusion
has really made a mess of the naming conventions here. I
always thought it was bad enough that GF2 was just a speed
bumped GF1, while GF3 had significant architectural
improvements over GF2. I expected GF4 to be the speed bumped
GF3, but calling the NV17 GF4-MX really sucks.
will still run Doom properly, but it will be using the NV10
codepath with only 2 texture units & no vertex shaders.
A GF3 or Radeon 8500 will be much better performers. The
GF4-MX may still be the card of choice for many people
depending on pricing, especially considering that many games
won't use 4 textures & vertex programs, but damn, I wish
they had named it something else.
In the box
The software bundle
was exceptionally weird. I say this because several of the
items on the CD don't work properly with the GeForce 4 MX
(e.g. 3 of the Tech demos provided require the nfiniteFX
engine or other DirectX 8 T&L unit either I'd assume).
Meanwhile one of the game demos provided, Comanche 4, is a
DirectX 8 Game which supports Pixel & Vertex Shaders,
neither of which the GeForce 4 MX support in Hardware (You
also get a Voucher that will let you get this Game at a
In something of a
marketing mix-up the actual box for the Graphics card itself
features shots from 3 demos, all 3 of which use the
aforementioned DirectX 8 features which the GeForce 4 MX
doesn't support. Also, the bundled PowerDVD doesn't
support the MPEG decoding features of the GeForce 4 MX 440
until patched (Currently I'm unaware if this affects other
new Graphics cards which are similarly shipping with
PowerDVD XP bundled). If this was the
Eurovision, eVGA would be getting "Nil point" on the
Software bundle. Then again this is a low budget graphics
card so much of this can be forgiven & it's likely the
only thing of use here for you will be PowerDVD XP.
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Bites Grill & Bar has been a lakes area dining destination for years, and locals will be happy to know that new owners Roger and Wendy Hoplin intend for it to stay that way.
Though it may not have been widely known, John and Mary Zesbaugh have been quietly marketing the business for sale to new owners for years.
"Doug Zaske's been after us for two years," Wendy said.
"It was on the market, but I think with a lot of businesses the last thing you want to do is put a great big 'for sale' sign out front, because people are hesitant to stop in with things like that," Roger said.
In spite of the change in ownership, the Hoplins say they do not intend to make many changes to the business, though they plan to make small additions.
"We have some unique experiences in our background that I think are really going to help us," Roger said.
Roger and Wendy are both from Pine River, though they have moved from state to state over the years. Roger worked at the Cenex in Pine River, and Wendy has worked with different restaurants in the lakes area since age 16.
"I started in fast food when I was 16. I progressed into management, then I worked several different restaurants. I cooked, I waitressed. At one I did both. I waitressed in the day and cooked in the evenings," Wendy said.
After their youngest child graduated in 1999, Roger transferred to Iowa for work and Wendy followed. Between then and now they changed jobs and states multiple times. Wendy went from restaurant work to become a journeyman electrician, and then to run a small cake baking business from her home. Roger got a degree in business and worked for Ecolab, a company that sells cleaning chemicals and dishwashing machines to dining facilities.
They moved back to the lakes area in the fall of 2012.
"My mom had had some health challenges and we were just ready to come back home," Roger said.
Coming back to Minnesota gave Wendy the opportunity to pursue her baking career further.
"My love for baking has never stopped. I always loved it," Wendy said. "Our daughter was getting married and I didn't want to spend the big dollars for a wedding cake so I learned to make a wedding cake, and from there I started my own small business on the side making wedding cakes, anniversary, birthday desserts. That was when we were living in Joplin."
She finishes her education with Le Cordon Bleu in Minneapolis/St. Paul in October. Until that time she is completing an externship with Grand View Lodge.
Roger retired from Ecolab on May 31, and he and his wife closed the deal on Bites on June 3.
"Really, it's a no brainer. It's an established restaurant, and I worked here back in '99 with Bob Cadwell. It was a fun time learning from him," Wendy said.
"Who would have thought we'd eventually end up coming back here and buying it?" Roger said. "The opportunity here is amazing."
Wendy plans to use her training and education in baking to add more fresh baked breads and desserts to the Bites menu. Roger plans to use his years of experience with Ecolabs to ensure that the safety and sanitary conditions of the restaurant remain a top priority.
"I'd like to see the breads. I know, as a niche, one of our favorite places was the Riverhouse in Hackensack when they had the popovers. They were known for that," Roger said. "I would like to see this become known for some of the fresh breads and desserts as we come into that."
Though Wendy and Roger are looking for extra help for the summer, with the exception of the owners, all the former staff will remain with the business. This is a good thing considering the culinary reputation of head cook Jeff Carbert.
"He's got a good reputation and we're thankful he's staying on," Roger said. "We have some good accolades, so we just want to build on that."
"I feel that God had his hands in this from the very get-go, and I thank him for it that we will be able to see his hand in this," Wendy said. "And it's fantastic to be back home again."


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there are a few mags coming back in stock recently.
JSE has had a few 9mm & 7.62x39 mags back in stock , and copes has had the D&H back in stock for nearly retail price. copes had a few tapco mags for $13- a sort of normal price --
you can still back order mags for nearly retail price at several places.
CDNN and SARCO have had AR mags for $20-$29 --that charles daily 40 round mag @ cdnn for $29 ain't that far off really-- i think it is a either CMMG or C_products/ASC--
the 40 round mags were all ways quite a bit more $ than a 30 rounder --
mags are coming back on the market for more reasonable prices --a few at a time.
haven't followed AK mags much, i expect their pricing will be about the same.
i don't know about these guys paying a $100 for one mag-- obviously the politics of the day and panic buyers are going to push prices up quite a bit.
they must not be looking for a better price is all i can say.
i figure standard 30rd size mags will sort of stabilize around $20-$30 for the good ones.
production ramps up and money goes down as people buy what they can afford so sales start to taper off some.


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Despite the news that Jaromir Jagr wanted to play for the Habs but got no interest, Canadiens GM Marc Bergevin has earned praise for his moves in the last couple of weeks.
Meanwhile, some of the Habs' Northeast Division rivals were also pretty active as the first week of free agency wound down. Here's a rundown of what the other Northeast clubs have done.
Buffalo — With a couple of acquisitions, the Sabres have matched the Canadiens in the grit department. Still smarting from Milan Lucic's freight-training of Ryan Miller early last season, they first traded centre Derek Roy to Dallas for agitator Steve Ott (pictured above), generally regarded as the best trash-talker/shift disturber in the NHL, someone who can throw opponents off their game. He and P.K. Subban should have some noteworthy encounters next season. Ott may not have Roy's offensive upside, but he's a hard worker, can kill penalties and take faceoffs plus he can play any forward position.
Along with Ott came Adam Pardy, a depth defenceman who has good size at 6-foot-4, isn't much on speed or skill, but keeps things basic on the back end.
The Sabres then signed UFA defenceman/left John Scott. It's less important which position Scott plays than what he does when he plays, which is to fight. At 6-foot-8, 270 pounds, he's got Zdeno Chara size. He also has little of Chara's skating ability, defensive acumen or puck skills. As a Ranger last year, Scott played very sparingly, not able to regularly find his way into John Tortorella's lineup. He had one assist and was a minus-1, averaging 6:42 in the 35 games he played. He also racked up 53 PiMs. He has one goal and five assists and 236 penalty minutes in five NHL seasons. It will be interesting to see if Lindy Ruff finds more use for Scott than Tortorella did.
Besides Roy, who was openly critical of the Sabres organization, Buffalo let Brad Boyes and his declining offensive production walk away as a free agent. He signed with the Islanders. If the Sabres are going for team toughness — and it looks like they are — Boyes no longer fit in. The Sabres probably aren't done adding pieces. They'll need some scoring punch and lack a top centre. But they won't be pushed around any longer.
Senators — Ottawa lost Erik Karlsson's partner when Filip Kuba, who's 35, inked a two-year $8 million UFA deal with Florida. Bryan Murray wasn't going to pay that. In Kuba's slot, the Sens shipped Nick Foligno to Columbus for Ottawa homeboy Marc Methot, a very good veteran defensive defenceman — which they need — whose biggest problem has been staying healthy.
Taking Foligno's spot, they signed ex-Hab Guillaume Latendresse, who finally looked like the NHLer the Habs projected for him until his recent run of injuries, especially concussion-related. If they can stay healthy and perform at their best — no guarantees of that — they'll be important additions.
Another UFA defector from the Sens, Matt Carkner, signed with the Islanders, but Murray picked up Mike Lundin, who played well for the Lightning in their 2011 playoff run. More mobile, well-rounded and with a better hockey IQ than Carkner, Lundin also has had injury issues.
Murray says he's done in the free agent market for this summer.
While the Sens expressed interest in the Rick Nash hunt, the Columbus winger let it be known he didn't want to be traded there, which his NTC allows. Habs Nation certainly was happy to learn of that. But Bruce Garrioch of The Ottawa Sun believes the Senators could be in the hunt for Bobby Ryan. Maybe, maybe not.
As for Daniel Alfredsson, while the Sens believe he'll be coming back for one more year, he hasn't confirmed that so no one is sure just now whether he will. That seems to include Alfredsson himself.
Maple Leafs — Trading Luke Schenn for James van Riemsdyk prior to the draft gave the Leafs some much-needed scoring potential, although JVR did not enjoy the breakout year for the Flyers last season that was predicted for him following his excellent play in the 2011 playoffs. Injuries played a role in that, but so did his own inconsistency.
The Leafs cut ties with Colby Armstrong, much to Bergevin's delight, and Joey Crabb, who signed with Washington. They did pick up a good veteran defensive centre and penalty killer in Jay McClement, a UFA who played for the Avalanche and the Blues before that. Coach Randy Carlyle reportedly told his bosses he would like McClement on his team.
But Toronto's biggest need remains in goal and while Roberto Luongo is the name most often connected with the Leafs, there doesn't seem to be a match between what the Canucks want and what the Leafs have to offer, not to mention the fact that Luongo prefers returning to Florida and his NTC puts him in the driver's seat.
The Leafs could start the season with James Reimer and Ben Scrivens in goal.
Bruins — One of the quieter teams so far this summer, the B's seem content that with most of their Cup-winning team from 2011 returning, they're in no rush to make any big moves. They dealt Benoit Pouliot to Tampa Bay for Michel Ouellet and a fifth round pick at the draft. Then they didn't give Ouellet a qualifying offer, essentially cutting him lose. Jordan Caron is slated to replace Pouliot.
They also re-signed their three key depth forwards who were headed to free agency (Gregory Campbell, Dan Paille and Chris Kelly), but have a bigger hole to fill with Tim Thomas apparently sitting out the season. Tuukka Rask has been the Number 1 goalie in Boston before (2009-10), but the B's still need a backup. There's some thought they might move Thomas's $5 million contract, clearing cap space and giving that sum to a team that needs to get to the salary cap floor as the season draws near.
They also have to address their need for depth on defence, where they lost Joe Corvo and Greg Zannon as UFAs this week. GM Peter Chiarelli has referenced the "secondary market" in free agency and trades as the places he'd focus on filling those holes. With most of the big names signed, that secondary market seems ready to open.
They do have 19-year-old Doug Hamilton, the blue chip blue line prospect, but it's uncertain if he's ready to make the jump from junior, where he was the CHL Defenceman of the Year or needs some more time.
In May, the B's traded with Washington for Ray Bourque's son, Chris, 26, a small, fast winger who has a played a few NHL games, forechecks well but isn't much like his dad in most other respects. The B's hierarchy said he may get a look or two in the NHL during the season, although for the moment he's probably ticketed for Providence.
The relative lack of action by Chiarelli has some B's watchers impatient, perhaps forgetting that Boston has the least available cap space of any team in the NHL. "When your team wins the Stanley Cup, you also receive a free pass for twelve months of bragging rights," writes Wayne Whittaker of The Hockey Writers. "Once those twelve months expire, unless you're once again holding a 35 pound trophy over your head, it's time to move on."


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- Last month, TheSuitest became the first hotel booking site to launch a price forecaster
- The site is the brainchild of a Goldman Sachs analyst, and crunches millions of bits of data
- Kayak and Bing Travel offer a similar feature for airfares, predicting if a price will rise or fall
- Kayak taps into the billion-plus searches made on its site for its data
It's happened to the best of us; you've seen an airfare on a travel site and decided to jump on it, only to watch the price plummet weeks later. Or worse, you've sat on it, only to see it leap beyond the reaches of your budget. Such a grating scenario may be a thing of the past, as price predictors are becoming a common feature on booking websites.
TheSuitest, a relatively new hotel booking website that not only lists available rooms, but grades the price on an A to F scale, is the latest venture to adopt the software. Last month, it became the first hotel booking site to add price forecasting, adding a function called "hotel time machine".
The tool analyzes over 10,000 different pricing models to predict whether the price will rise or fall, even providing a percent likelihood. Given the complexity of the algorithm, it should probably come as no surprise that TheSuitest is the brainchild of a former Goldman Sach's analyst.
"I come from an investment finance background, and my job was all about processing large volumes of info and distilling it into something you could make a split-second, actionable decision on," says Jeremy Murphy, TheSuitest's CEO and founder.
"We took that mentality and applied it to the website."
Murphy notes that it's only recently a site like his would be able to operate.
"Even a few years ago, it wasn't really practical for a site to collect and process the volume of data that are necessary to do the types of things that we're doing. We're dealing with billions of past prices and have to literally produce a trillion-trillion forecasts," he says.
TheSuitest is one of several sites to jump on the trend. In January, Kayak added a price forecast option to its website, letting guests use it to predict whether an airfare will stay put or take a leap.
"At Kayak, every employee randomly gets assigned user feedback. Enough of us saw users were asking for us to do this that we decided to allow our engineers to experiment," explains Giorgos Zacharia, Kayak's chief product officer.
Kayak's approach to number-crunching is slightly different, in that the company bases its data on the billion-plus search queries performed by users.
"That's the benefit of our approach: the user does the crowdsourcing for us," explains Zacharia. The advantage of Kayak's model is it relies on an enormous amount of data to make predictions. The downfall is that niche destinations (those that aren't searched as often) are often overlooked.
"They're not as accurate, because we don't have enough data on those regions, yet," admits Zachaia.
Looking to the future
Price forecasters aren't entirely new. Farecast.com brought the feature to the market back in 2005. The company was since bought by Microsoft and rebranded Bing Travel. The forecaster is still very much a part of Bing's model and, unlike at Kayak, it extends to both hotel rooms and airfares, though strictly in the U.S. market.
One might imagine that price predictors would make hotels and airlines somewhat nervous. After all, if a deal is rated "bad", or an airfare listed as likely to drop, aren't hotels and airlines less likely to sell at a premium price?
Murphy says he's found the opposite is true.
"We expected a hostile response from hotels, just because we were shedding light on their pricing policies. We've actually been approached by a lot of big name chains because they see an opportunity to sell people a nicer room."
In other words, the more expensive rooms that don't necessarily sell as well could in fact be a better deal.
Though somewhat in its infancy, forecasting tools are going to become the norm, not just in the travel industry, but across a range or websites, according to travel industry analyst Brian London.
"As customers start feeling comfortable using it, more sites will copy the technology," he explains.
"Imagine the implications for the restaurant industry. If they know they'll be crowded on a Friday night, for instance, they can utilize this tool to incentivize people to eat dinner earlier."