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Hi, can anybody tell me what bulb i need to replace some burned out ones in my dash?
is there not anyboby here that knows what buld i need for my dash lights?
I am sure that someone does, but they may not have stumbled across your post yet. While your waiting, I pasted a couple of links that may help you find them or you could try and do a search on GM Parts vender's website here.
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This thread will help you out
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Breaking: RIP, Andrew Breitbart; Update: Collapsed while taking a walk near home
posted at 9:16 am on March 1, 2012 by Ed Morrissey
Terrible news from our friends at Big Journalism, confirmed by Ben Howe on Twitter:
Andrew passed away unexpectedly from natural causes shortly after midnight this morning in Los Angeles.
We have lost a husband, a father, a son, a brother, a dear friend, a patriot and a happy warrior.
Andrew lived boldly, so that we more timid souls would dare to live freely and fully, and fight for the fragile liberty he showed us how to love.
I can't say that I knew Andrew well, but I knew him enough to know that we have lost a stalwart fighter. Andrew and I laughed together, debated together, occasionally disagreed together, and all of this passionately and memorably. Andrew could be many things, sometimes concurrently, but he could never be ignored.
In some ways, Andrew was our Merry Prankster. He was willing to take risks and look foolish in order to make a point or win an argument, with more courage than most would muster. No one who saw it will ever forget how he seized the podium at Anthony Weiner's press conference and demanded vindication from media outlets who had been disparaging him and defending Weiner when the former Congressman got caught literally with his pants down. Few men have had the kind of impact Andrew did in such a short time, and he leaves behind a media empire that is still gaining strength.
I'm stunned that such a relatively young man has been taken from us at what appeared to be the peak of his life. We will miss you, Andrew. I will miss you — your energy, your boldness, and your many unremarked kindnesses to fellow conservatives. Godspeed.
Update: Just remembered this great interview with Andrew from a little over a year ago on the Pigford settlement story. I took this in the hallway of a conference in San Diego, and I basically just pointed the camera at him, asked him a single question, and Andrew did the rest.
Update: When a man as young as Andrew passes, everyone wonders how it could have happened. According to Andrew's father-in-law Orson Bean, he collapsed while taking a stroll near his home, and couldn't be revived:
Breitbart was walking near his home in Brentwood, Calif just after midnight Thursday when he collapsed according to his father-in-law Orson Bean. Someone saw Breitbart fall and called 911. Emergency crews tried to revive him and rushed him to the emergency room at UCLA Medical Center, Bean said.
He is survived by his wife Susannah Bean Breitbart, 41, and four children.
Terribly sad. Again, keep Susannah and the children in your prayers today.
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Recall opponents have big lead in political contributions
Out-of-state organizations donating to both sides
COLORADO SPRINGS AND PUEBLO, Colo. - With less than two weeks before the Sept. 10 recall election, supporters of state Senators Angela Giron and John Morse have collected 10 times more in campaign contributions than opponents seeking the recall because of the senators' support of gun control.
KRDO NewsChannel 13's Target 13 investigation studied political contributions for and against the recall that are registered with the Colorado Secretary of State's Office.
According to records, Giron, of Pueblo, and Morse, of Colorado Springs, have received a total of $2 million from six committees. The largest amounts were given by Denver-based Taxpayers For Responsible Democracy ($708,000) and Pueblo United For Angela ($586,000).
Recall supporters, however, have received only $200,000, according to records. The amount includes a donation from a Morse recall group and the campaigns of challengers George Rivera of Pueblo and Bernie Herpin of Colorado Springs.
The senators' supporters have accused their opponents of being influenced by political groups in other states. Records show that the recall effort has received two contributions, including one for $108,000, from two National Rifle Association committees.
But the senators have a sizable outside contribution of their own: $350,000 from New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg through the committee Taxpayers For Responsible Democracy. Bloomberg is a strong gun control proponent.
Bob Loevy, a political science professor at Colorado College, said national interest in the recall effort and the continuing gun control debate have removed the financial advantage enjoyed by recall opponents.
"When you get that much money and that much attention, that tends to have an effect on voters," he said. "They tend to become very well-informed and as that happens, the money starts to have less of an effect."
Loevy said even more money than is currently registered could be involved in the election because political committees are good at hiding exactly who provides contributions. He also said voters are receiving more political ads by mail than is usual in an election.
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Fifty Shades of Grey fans wanting to, ahem, whip their inner goddess into shape need only seek out one of the growing number of hotels taking inspiration from the bestselling E.L. James erotic trilogy.
For about $300 a night, three Brisbane-based Accor hotels are offering a "50 Shades of Stay" package, which includes erotic accoutrements such as a satin blindfold, strawberries with chocolate dipping sauce, lip balm (a reference to the main character Anastasia's habit of biting her lip), sparkling wine, and room service breakfast for two. ("A girl's gotta keep up her energy," says the Accor site.)
We certainly haven't picked up some of the book's harder-core themes, which wouldn't be to everybody's taste.
"It's an escape and a bit of a titillation," says Kerry Reynolds, Accor's Queensland Marketing Manager, who got the idea for the package after finishing the book in July. "We certainly haven't picked up some of the book's harder-core themes, which wouldn't be to everybody's taste. But certainly a blindfold adds a bit of role-play and fun. A bit of fantasy goes a long way."
She adds: "I think men have changed over the last generation, and they've been taught to be very sensitive and new-age, so here's an opportunity to revert to the archetypal man who's taking control – even if it's just for one night."
While there's no Red Room of Pain (well, not that we're aware of) at Sydney's new QT hotel, titillation is definitely a big calling card there too.
The red-wigged "Directors of Chaos" are kitted out in black bondage-inspired outfits, complete with leather caps and harnesses (the keys to which are stowed away in the male porters' pockets); there's a gown created entirely out of pink panties on the ground floor, and sitting on the mini-bar in the bedrooms are "intimacy kits" that include two condoms, an "obstetrical" towelette and lubricating jelly.
The Fifty Shades-inspired tourism trend started in the United States in Portland, Oregon and Seattle, Washington, where many of the novel's sauciest scenes are set.
Seattle's Hotel Max offered a $US1669 ($1601) two-night "Sexy Shades of Seattle" package that includes a skippered sunset sail and helicopter tour of the city (emulating dates on which billionaire Christian Grey takes Anastasia) and a bottle of Anastasia's bubbly of choice, Bollinger Rosé.
And the Heathman Hotel in Portland (where Christian and Anastasia have a handful of steamy encounters) ran a "Charlie Tango No Limits" package, which includes wine, dinner and a helicopter ride over Portland for six people, roses and limo transfers. All at a Christian Grey-worthy price of $US2750 ($2638).
And, while we're talking titillating tourism, it has been hard to ignore Tasmania's cheeky "Get the Tassie Afterglow" spring advertising campaign, with its '70s Mills and Boon-esque illustrations that rather strongly suggest we should all go to the Apple Isle to, well, shag.
The campaign, which zeroes-in on couples, includes an image of a young couple embracing at Cradle Mountain with the caption, "Brett felt safe in the warmth of the Cradle Mountain afterglow", and another which depicts a couple playing golf with the caption: "After scoring another 'birdie', Brett couldn't hide his afterglow."


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Franklin County, located in the Piedmont region of northeastern North Carolina, was formed from the southern half of no-longer-extant Bute County in the midst of the American Revolution, in 1779, and named for Benjamin Franklin. Tuscarora Indians were the earliest inhabitants of the Franklin County area, followed by English, Irish, and German settlers. The county seat, Louisburg, originally spelled "Lewisburg," is located in the center of the county. It is home to the oldest junior college in the United States, Louisburg College, first founded as Franklin Academy in 1805. The Person Place, adjacent to the campus, is a restored eighteenth-century home open to the public. Other communities in the county include Bunn, Centerville, Franklinton, and Youngsville.
Franklin has historically been a rural county, and its economy is today based on agriculture, lumber, and textiles. Its growth in recent years is largely attributed to the large number of people who work in the Triangle area but choose to live in more rural settings. The population of Franklin County in 2004 was estimated to be 53,000.
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A former self-employed internet retailer has been convicted of more than $80,000 of tax fraud after admitting he filed bogus GST returns.
Welcome Bay man Peter Noel Gatenby, 44, pleaded guilty to seven charges of tax evasion in Tauranga District Court yesterday.
The charges also include him attempting to seek another $25,000 of GST refunds, which Inland Revenue did not pay out after becoming suspicious.
Court documents revealed Gatenby - who registered for GST on September 1, 2010 - came to the attention of Inland Revenue in December last year when his two-monthly GST return contained a request for a refund of $25,029.96.
The IRD sent a letter to Gatenby asking him to verify the details after the return showed zero income for GST purposes and high expenses.
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Our Upper School campus was the host site for a student-led discussion about anxiety last Friday afternoon. The idea was developed by three of our senior GYLI (Global Youth Leadership Institute) students and brought to life by Ms. Nieves-Caraballo. More than 40 students and faculty members participated in this meaningful event. Here are some of the highlights:
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- Finishes at: 12:00am Sunday 4 November 2012
- Location: Fort Nelson
- Suitable for: Everyone
- Event type: Family Activity
27 October – 4 November
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Dare you come down to the Fort this October half term? There'll be lots of Halloween fun for all the family including museum tours, craft activities, a Spooky treasure hunt and ghastly gun-firings.
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Have a go at our Halloween trail? Follow the clues and spot the spooky stuff hidden in the galleries and down the tunnels. If you find them all you could win a prize.
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Make and take craft activities – spiders, monsters, masks and bats plus special spooky 'Feely' boxes
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Join one of our ghoulish guides for a spooky tour round the museum. Available Monday – Friday £3 per person
Every day you can experience the power and might of one of our big guns firing. This week's gun is a 25-pounder howitzer from World War II
Firings at 12noon & 3pm on the Parade Ground
Discover the fascinating history of Fort Nelson on a special guided tour.
Saturday 3 & Sunday 4 November
£1 per person
Our cosy café will be serving special spooky snacks and tasty treats.


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CVFD Trustees hold on chief's report, form analysis committee
Central Valley Fire Chief Ron Lindroth thinks CVFD needs to hire more paid staff, to help the volunteer department run more smoothly.
He spent months analyzing the department, and figuring out where they could make improvements- then compiled recommendations into a report.
But some of those recommendations caused a controversy.
"There's no reason that we need to go this drastic" said Tim Anderson, a former fire fighter and Belgrade business owner.
Anderson said he has an issue if taxes get raised down the road, and doesn't like the report's call to eliminate Assistant Chief Brian Crandell's position.
"It's just a very poor idea" Anderson said. He also said the plan to hire more paid staff didn't make sense to him from an operational standpoint.
Being a volunteer department allows fire fighters to respond to several calls at once, whereas being a city department limits how and where they can respond, he said.
On tuesday night, he and others urged the CVFD Board of Trustees to hold off on making a decision to implement the analysis.
Gallatin County Sheriff Brian Gootkin spoke, too. He said he didn't have any opinions on the report itself, but wondered how it "could impact the way that we do business in the incident command part of it."
Sheriff Gootkin requested he and Chief Lindroth meet one-on-one to discuss the influence on incident command operations.
Some who spoke gave their support.
"I see it as being the same kind of combination department as we've always had" said Gene Spranget, former Chairman of the Board.
Trustees did decide to hold off, and instead formed a committee. They decided to appoint a city rep, trustee Gil Moore, Chief Lindroth, fire fighter laison and a local business representative.
They gave the committee 60 days to come up with their own analysis that will address the public's main concerns and make any new recommendations.
Chief Lindroth said he wanted to "let everybody know that we will be financially sound, and we will be a very strong combination department."
He said he thinks the main issues will get ironed out once the committee has a chance to look things over.
Once the details are worked out, he hopes his plan is adopte. "We will provide excellent services to our community" Cheif Lindroth said.
And folks like Anderson hope so too. "I think a committee is a great solution" he said.
Any meeting the committee holds will be public, and they invite anyone interested to attend and make comments.
Trustees hope that by their March 12th meeting, they can have the committee's input and make a decision from there.


text: if you were to log all the commodities, fuel,food, and misc. items you utilize from the outside world over a 2 to 3 month period you would get a real wake up call. 'self suffiency' defined at the "Grizzley Adams" level is impossible for anyone existing in a modern society . 'survival' is another topic. before anyone starts stocking ammo and MRE's i think the mind needs to be placed in the appropriate gear. it's not a game. when you factor in the needs of others in your life the task takes on a new personality. how often we fail to recognize the needs of other people because someone else is in charge of that aspect of their life. my wife and i would be fine, but the fact that my Mom lives one house away, alone, and my Father in law, poor health, lives in the apt in my house, gives an entirely different meaning to " being prepared". animals are another aspect. over the years i've changed my priorities on the subject and now hold mobility in the top tier of my needs. i could move 10 miles in any direction and the whole picture would change.


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Vicky started working as a zoo keeper in the United Kingdom at the age of sixteen. It was there that her interest in animal behaviour and welfare was sparked. Completing a degree in Animal Science followed by a Masters degree in Applied animal behaviour and welfare, Vicky began a research project in behaviour comparisons between wild and zoo Sulawesi crested black macaque populations which then led her to completing her PhD at Dublin zoo studying the same species.
Before arriving in Australia, Vicky's most recent work was as the Senior Research officer with the Whitley Wildlife Conservation Trust based at Paignton Zoo. It was in this previous role that she founded a conservation program for the critically endangered Sulawesi crested black macaques which aims to conserve the species and their remaining habitat on this Indonesian island.
Vicky says to date her greatest achievement has been to co-write a book about Zoo animals; their behaviour, management and welfare which has been very well received. In her role as a Behavioural Biologist at Taronga zoo Vicky leads the Behavioural Studies unit.. This unit is a team of behavioural scientists and volunteers that monitor animal well-being, the use of the exhibit space, wild behaviours and coordinate enrichment programs to maintain optimal animal welfare.


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Acronym for Let's Just Shut This Fucker Down. To be said upon discovering alcohol fueled madness at a late hour in one's dwelling. Must be said after holding one's head in one's hands and running hand through hair with an exasperated look. Often paired with GTFO or the ego-syntonic PTFO (peace the fuck out).
Tom: "How many people in the hot tub?"
Drunk kid: "uh...10...no, 9"
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UTSA presents children's opera 'Brundibar' March 31
By William McCrary
Director of Lyric Theatre
(March 28, 2006)--The UTSA Department of Music's Opera To Go and the Opera Guild of San Antonio will present a performance of the Hans Krasa children's opera, "Brundibar," at 7:30 p.m., Friday, March 31 at the Buena Vista Theatre on the UTSA Downtown Campus.
Preceding the opera performance, Holocaust and Terezin concentration camp survivor Inge Auerbacher will introduce a 7:30 p.m. screening of the short film, "The Olympic Doll: A Child Survivor's Story." A reception honoring Auerbacher immediately follows the opera performance.
Today's headlines
- La Prensa Foundation is newest member of UTSA Lone Star Society
- UTSA alumna Jordan Kaufmann wins $50K for new stent-graft start-up
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In 1938, composer Hans Krasa and librettist Adolf Hoffmeister wrote "Brundibar" in the ghettos of Prague. The opera made its way to Terezin, where it was performed 55 times by the children of the concentration camp under the direction of Jewish music teachers.
The Nazi command permitted concerts at Terezin in order to delude the outside world into thinking the Jews were being treated humanely. In 1944, the Nazis filmed a performance of "Brundibar" for their propaganda film, "The Fuehrer Presents the Jews with a City." Nearly all of the children who performed in the opera were deported to Auschwitz and died in the gas chambers. Krasa met the same fate.
The history of "Brundibar" is brutal, but the opera itself is a parable of hope and justice. It is the tale of a poor family whose children seek money to buy milk for their sick mother, only to have their quest thwarted by an evil organ grinder named Brundibar. With the help of three intelligent animals, the children defeat the unjust bully and return home in triumph.
UTSA's Opera To Go program will present "Brundibar" in Terezin, Czech Republic, on June 2, 2006. It will be the first American production of the poignant children's fairy tale to be presented in the former concentration town.
Tickets for the March 31 performance of "Brundibar" are $10 and support the Opera To Go performance in Terezin. For more information, call (210) 458-5685.


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There's alot more than just 3 qbs playing better than Eli this year.
I'll give you some of those, he's probably hovering around 10-15th best in the league this year in my opinion...statistically for this season....which means nothing to me because we all know how much better then "his stats" Eli is.
Eli's stats are better then Ben's and Alex Smiths over his career
Sorry I'm not going to even recognize Andy Dalton/RGIII/Russel Wilson ... sample size too small.
I'm not sure how Flacco's stats line up, I think Eli throws the ball a heck of a lot more then him though.
you want to claim that Brees/Peyton/Brady/Rodgers are better? fine I'll give you that, but I still want Eli over all of them because of his 4th QTR performances over the years.
you want to make an argument for Matt Ryan...that's feasible.
but don't tell me you think Andy Dalton/RGIII/Russel Wilson and Josh Freeman are better QB's....get out of here with that bullcrap, they may be putting up better statistics so far this year but just stop it, it's one year.
"Typical Morehead!"..................and he didn't even mean that as a compliment..


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Science on timetable at Fort Nelson - Friday, 12 March 2010
The Royal Armouries (RA) has secured a £3,000 grant to help put science on the timetable at historic Fort Nelson.
The grant – from the Museums, Libraries and Archives Council – will be used to help develop a stimulating programme of science sessions at the Victorian fort, as part of the RA's newly extended education programme.
Learning and Outreach Manager-South Mandy Martin-Smith said " I was delighted to receive this grant as it allows us to extend the Royal Armouries Science project which has been running for seven years, but primarily based at the Tower of London".
The funds will allow the Fort to work in partnership with a number of schools, colleges and universities, including Southampton University students studying for Post Graduate Certificates in Education.
As part of its work to mark National Science Week, the Fort's education team will host two sessions for two secondary schools – Brune Park Community College in Gosport (March 15) and Oaklands RC School in Waterlooville (March 16).
Year Seven pupils, joined by Year Six pupils from primary schools that "feed into" these two secondary schools, will visit the Fort museum, home to the national collection of arms and armour. They will also participate in Eggstreme Armour sessions, looking at materials and their properties.
Fort education officer Amy Preece said, "We will encourage students to think about Fort Nelson's artillery collection and about self-protection issues and how they can safeguard themselves against weapons.
"By looking at modern and historic body protection we will develop scientific vocabulary and an understanding of materials. To help put this all into context, students will then design, make and test body protection for an egg."
As Britain's oldest museum, the RA aims to boost the falling numbers of youngsters choosing to study science subjects, by exciting curiosity about the subject. It hopes this will tackle the falling numbers of young men and women who choose to study Physics and Chemistry at A Level, paving the way for science-based careers such as engineering.
The grant is just the beginning of the education team's science provision at the Fort. During this month's initial trials, the team will work with almost 200 students – allow them to plan and develop science sessions for the future.
The RA has also joined the Science Links in Museum Education (SLIME) – a network of museum and organisations in the South East, who promote and support science for school age children and other visitors.
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- The Royal Armouries at Fort Nelson houses the national collection of historic cannon and big guns. The museum houses one of the world's finest collections with over 350 cannon dating back over 600 years. The collection originated at HM Tower of London and has been on display in Hampshire since 1995.
- The Royal Armouries at Fort Nelson also tells the story of the Palmerston Forts, built to protect Portsmouth from a feared French invasion in the 1860's.
- Every day, visitors can see one of the big guns fired in salute, watch our resident actors bring to life characters from 1,000 years of history, explore secret underground tunnels and enjoy incredible views from the ramparts. An extensive programme of special event spectaculars takes place throughout the year.
- Fort Nelson is open every day except 24-26 December. April to October 10am –5pm (Wed 11am-5pm), November – March 10.30am – 4pm (Wed 11.30-4pm).
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Join in the Day of the Dead festivities in Mexico City
Join in the celebrations of one of the world's most bizarre cultural institutions – Mexico's Day of the Dead – on this special festival-themed trip running over the Halloween period. Visit the museums of Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera and learn all about their fascination with death. Wander about the sacred indigenous site of Tepoztlan, attend a traditional Day of the Dead ceremony in Mixquic and see elaborate altars dedicated to the deceased. This fun-filled festival trip will leave you with a much enhanced appreciation for the Mexican way of life – and for the dead!
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- Mexico City, Mexico
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- Min 1, Max 12
Why we love this trip
Visit the Frida Kahlo Museum in delightful Coyoacan
Fiesta the night away at a vibrant street party
Witness Day of the Dead ceremonies in Mixquic
Help to create a traditional Day of the Dead altar
Explore the historic town of Tepoztlan
Your adventure begins with a welcome meeting at 11am on Day 1 (30 Oct).
Please look for a note in the hotel lobby or ask the hotel reception where it will take place. If you can't arrange a flight that will arrive in time, you may wish to arrive a day early so you're able to attend. We'll be happy to book additional accommodation for you (subject to availability). If you're going to be late, please inform the hotel reception. We'll be collecting your insurance details and next of kin information at this meeting, so please ensure you have all these details to provide to your leader.
After the meeting your leader will take you out for a walking tour of Mexico City's historic centre including the famous Zocalo, Metropolitan Cathedral, Templo Mayor and Palacio de Bellas Artes. The tour will also include a stop at Mercado San Juan where you can enjoy some delicious local food for lunch (lunch not included).
Modern meets ancient in Mexico City - one of the world's largest urban centres. Although crowded and smoggy, D.F. (Distrito Federal) offers a great variety of impressive museums, galleries and architecture, along with exciting night life and delicious street food. Head to the Zocalo, the city's huge central square, to see Aztec ruins and colonial architecture or relax in one of the many parks, plazas and gardens.
This itinerary is designed to provide the best possible experience of the annual Day of the Dead festivities around Mexico City. As such, there is very limited free time to explore many of the city's most popular tourist attractions, including the Museum of Anthropology, Teotihuacan and Chapultepec Park. We recommend you stay a few extra days before or after the tour to make the most of this vibrant metropolis. If you need help booking extra accommodation, our reservations team will be happy to assist.
We will be operating multiple departures of this tour in 2017 so it possible that more than one group will be at some locations or activities at the same time. However, each group will have a maximum of 12 passengers with its own dedicated tour leader.
- Hotel (1 night)
Included Activities
- Mexico City - City Tour
Meals IncludedThere are no meals included on this day.
Built of black volcanic stone, Museum Anahuacalli was established by Diego Rivera, Frida Kahlo's husband. During his life he collected nearly 60,000 pre-Hispanic pieces which represent almost all of the indigenous civilisations in Mexico's history. Both Diego and Frida were obsessed with death which can be seen throughout their art. As such, the museum organises different activities and workshops during the Day of the Dead celebrations.
The Frida Kahlo Museum is located in the house where the iconic artist lived throughout her life. It contains a collection of her artwork, as well as artefacts, photographs, and personal items.
There will also be free time to explore the Coyoacan market. The actual order of these activities will be decided by your leader on the day.
Later, head out with the group for an optional evening of dinner and drinks in one of Mexico City's hippiest neighbourhoods.
- Hotel (1 night)
Included Activities
- Mexico City - Museo Anahuacalli
- Mexico City - Frida Kahlo Museum
Meals IncludedThere are no meals included on this day.
This afternoon you may like to take an optional trip to Xochimilco (approx 28 km away) to visit the Doll's Island. Doll's Island (or Isla de las Munecas) is an island dedicated to the lost soul of a poor girl who drowned in mysterious circumstances. This small island is home to hundreds of dolls - many of them with severed limbs, decapitated heads and black eyes - who are said to be possessed by the girl's spirit. Local legends says that the dolls move their heads and arms and have even been known to open their eyes!
We will head back to Mexico City and in the evening we will join one of the many street parties that traditionally take place around the city.
- Hotel (1 night)
Optional Activities
- Mexico City - Xochimilco Doll's Island visit - USD45
Meals IncludedThere are no meals included on this day.
Tepoztlan is considered the birthplace of the Mesoamerican god, Quetzalcoatl, and is therefore an important indigenous site. The town itself has a well-preserved historic centre and is surrounded by soaring cliffs, on the top of which is the Tepozteco pyramid. Many people still feel a kind of magic or energy about the town and it is a mecca for artists and mystics.
The one hour walk up hill to the pyramid can be quite challenging. If you don't feel up to it, you can stay and spend more time exploring Tepoztlan.
This afternoon we will go to see traditional altar building and/or lamp creating that forms part of the Day of the Dead ceremony. With luck, we'll be able to get our hands dirty helping to create these objects, and then participate in the ceremony that follows. As part of the Day of the Dead people organise ceremonies at the cemetery for those not physically with them any longer. This tradition is particularly colourful and festive in the town of Mixquic – where we will visit. The ceremony starts in the afternoon with families decorating the tombs and continues on well into the night with parties, music and tequila (of course).
- Hotel (1 night)
Included Activities
- Mexico City - El Tepozteco Ruins guided tour
- Mexico City - Tepoztlan altar making
- Mexico City - San Andres Mixquic Cemetery visit
Meals IncludedThere are no meals included on this day.
Check out from the hotel is at 10am. You may like to extend your time here and allow yourself a day or two more to take in some of the many palaces, churches and temples, or to sit and watch life go by in the Alameda Central. If you need help booking extra accommodation, our reservations team will be able to assist.
Meals IncludedThere are no meals included on this day.
MealsNo meals are included on this tour
TransportPrivate minibus
AccommodationHotel (4 nights)
Included activities
- Mexico City - City Tour
- Mexico City - Museo Anahuacalli
- Mexico City - Frida Kahlo Museum
- Mexico City - El Tepozteco Ruins guided tour
- Mexico City - Tepoztlan altar making
- Mexico City - San Andres Mixquic Cemetery visit
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On Day 1 your adventure begins with the important welcome meeting at approximately 11am. There are no activities planned for the final day after breakfast.
We will be operating multiple departures of this tour in 2017 so it possible that more than one group will be at some locations or activities at the same time. However, each group will have a maximum of 12 passengers with its own dedicated tour leader. Please advise us of any travel companions that are not booked on the same file.


text: one thing i noticed, slighty off topic but nonetheless, to counteract the option read offense, having 2 bookend DE's is a MUST. SF just kept doing it away from Mathews side and thats when he got those huge runs. I noticed we tended to do a little better vs spread option teams bc we had for the most part 2 bookend DE's, altho once teams figured on how best to attack (vs osi), we didnt do as well, at least imo.


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#1 Thu 08 Feb 07 8:02pm
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I'm having a get together, and need ideas .....
I've arranged a Virgin Vie make-up party in 3 weeks time, there is going to be about 27 women here in my home.
I'm great cooking for dinner parties but unsure on what to serve for this.
Thinking along the lines of a cocktail party .... I'm thinking 6 bottles of Red wine, 6 of White wine, lots of dry Martini's and imaginative soft drinks for the drivers.
So can I have some ideas on food / nibbles ..... I was thinking of olives, some simple canapes, and dips.
Got one friend with a nut allergy, so no nuts in the kitchen at all, anywhere, nito..... and one who is a vegan.
Can someone also help me out with the dry martini ..... I have been told so many conflicting things and mine tends to blow heads off ..... and how much wine, as I'm really not sure.
Please, please ...... and many thanks in advance.
(I'm capable of cooking a 5 course meal for 15 on my own with no complaints so all ideas are valid no matter how complicated.)
Thanks guys.
Best wishes Kate. xxx
#2 Thu 08 Feb 07 8:27pm
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Re: I'm having a get together, and need ideas .....
Hi Kate!
I think you should go forward with the finger food idea. I am having loads of girl over this Saturday-and planning to do tapas.
I'm gonna do olives, patata bravas, pan con tomate, little meatballs made of chicken in a spicy tomato sauce, a couple of different dips-houmus and a cannelini dip, loads of bread, crackers, cheese, some saucisson sec and chorizo, grilled peppers in olive oil, tapenade, marinated artichoke hearts, tortilla etc...
That way everyone will find something they like!
Dunno about the wine thou...My friends drink a lot!!!
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#3 Thu 08 Feb 07 10:05pm
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Re: I'm having a get together, and need ideas .....
Crostini? They're a safe bet as it's easy to make loads and everyone likes them. Have you got Nigella Lawson's How to Eat? All the toppings recipes in there are excellent. I'll post them later.
#4 Fri 09 Feb 07 4:49am
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Re: I'm having a get together, and need ideas .....
For large groups i generally do trays of antipasto served with bread and crackers (that can cover vegan, i think). Fruit platters too. I'd avoid chocolate if you can because it generally has nuts in it.
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Re: I'm having a get together, and need ideas .....
Dry Martini
1 2/3 oz gin
1/3 oz dry vermouth
1 olive
Stir gin and vermouth with ice in a mixing glass. Strain into a cocktail glass, add the olive, and serve.
Pizza Pinwheels
Brush Puff Pastry with tomato paste add chopped bacon, onion, capsicum, cheese, mixed herbs.
Roll pastry up and brush with beaten egg.
Slice with sharp knife into 1cm slices and bake on a lightly greased oven tray for 15-20 minutes in a hot oven until pastry is golden.
Wasabi Shrimp on Rice Crackers
8 ounces cream cheese, room temperature
2-3 teaspoons wasabi
1 lb shrimp, cooked
chopped scallions
1 (4 ounce) package rice crackers
Mix the cream cheese and wasabi into a paste
Spread a bit of the cream cheese mixture on a rice cracker.
Top with one shrimp and garnish the top with a little chopped scallion.
Turkish "Cigarette" Pastry
2 sheets phyllo pastry
300 g feta cheese
1 cup parsley, chopped
oil, for deep frying
In a mixing bowl, mash the feta cheese and mix in the chopped parsley.
Divide the cheese mixture into 24 equal portions.
Lay out the filo sheets and cut them into a total of 24 triangles (the easiest way to lay them on top of other, cut from 12 o'clock to 6 o'clock, then from 9 o'clock to 3 o'clock, then divide up each quarter into 3 triangles-
To roll your"cigarettes", put a portion of cheese at the wide end of a triangle, then fold in the edges to seal the cheese in before rolling it all up; you can seal the very tip of your roll with a little water.
When all the rolls have been assembled, deep fry them until they are golden and crispy.
Serve freshly fried.
#6 Thu 22 Feb 07 3:19pm
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Re: I'm having a get together, and need ideas .....
How about "verdure fresche con pinsimonio"?
Trays of fresh veg (carrots, celery, fennel, radishes etc) washed and sliced into sticks/portions, ready for your guests to dip in their own personal little bowl of "pinsimonio", which is extra virgin olive oil salted and peppered to taste.
Can be very decorative, cheap and filling. It's also really healthy too.
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Thanks to Douglas Green the town of Fairfax is considering the regulation of leaf blowers, and the county of Marin may follow suit.
Green, 71, who lives in Bennett House, a low-income apartment building for seniors near downtown Fairfax, gathered more than 1,300 signatures on a petition calling for a ban on "fuel operated yard blowers" after he became fed up with their use there.
Green said before he started complaining professional landscapers were using leaf blowers at Bennett House every Wednesday between 8 a.m and 9 a.m.
"That was really bad for a lot of the elderly and disabled folks who live here," Green said.
Green, who uses a wheelchair because he suffers from chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, said the final straw came one day when he was rushing out to close his car windows before the blowers could fill his car full of leaves and dirt.
"As I was passing by the yard blower guy, he blew me real good with dust off of the parking lot," Green said.
Green said when he started gathering signatures outside Fairfax markets and on downtown streets, he was surprised at how easy it was.
"Ninety-percent of the people I talked to said, 'Oh my god, I hate those things. I'm glad to sign your petition.'"
In addition to his petition, Green presented the Fairfax Town Council with research he had assembled via the Internet on the negative aspects of leaf blowers. This included a 1999 Orange County grand jury report on the pollution hazards of leaf blowers.
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"Exhaust pollution per leaf blower per hour is the equivalent of the amount of smog from 17 cars driven one hour and is localized in the area of the blower usage."
"The high-velocity air jets used in blowing leaves whip up dust and pollutants. The particulate matter swept into the air by blowing leaves is composed of dust, fecal matter, pesticides, fungi, chemicals, fertilizers, spores and street dirt which consists of lead and organic and elemental carbon. About 5 pounds of particulate matter per leaf blower per hour are swept into the air and take hours to settle."
"Gasoline-powered leaf blower noise is a danger to the health of the blower operator and an annoyance to the non-consenting citizens in the area of usage."
After discussing the issue at its Dec. 5 meeting, the Fairfax Town Council directed its planning department staff to work with the town Planning Commission to develop a draft ordinance regulating leaf blowers. What the draft ordinance will look like is uncertain.
Six of Marin's 11 cities and towns — San Anselmo, Ross, Mill Valley, Tiburon, Belvedere and San Rafael — already regulate leaf blowers in some fashion. In San Anselmo, use of all types of leaf blowers is limited to 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. on Monday, Thursday and Saturdays. Blowers there can only be used for 30 minutes at a time per property. In Ross, the law is stricter. Use of gas-powered blowers there requires a permit, and to get a permit users must demonstrate a hardship or special circumstance, such as infirmity or a property size over one acre. Even with a permit, usage is limited to 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday, and noise generated must be limited to less than 72 decibels.
William Martin, a gardener based in San Anselmo, said he didn't know about the San Anselmo ordinance until he received a warning notice earlier this year. The ordinance was adopted in 1993.
"It sounds to me like people sticking their nose in other people's business, which is typical of Marin County," Martin said. "Leaf blowers are a very valuable tool for gardeners."
Martin said the engines of other industrial tools such as chainsaws and lawn mowers also pollute the environment with exhaust fumes but aren't facing the same restrictions. He said limits on the days he can use leaf blowers restricts his income.
Fairfax Councilman Ryan O'Neil thinks most of the objections to leaf blowers stem from the excessive noise produced by gas-powered blowers.
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Fairfax Mayor John Reed said, "I don't know that we necessarily should be banning all leaf blowers. I'm very interested to see what comes back from the Planning Commission."
Green has also brought his concerns about leaf blowers to Supervisor Katie Rice, and she has asked her staff to investigate the issue further.
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Discussion in 'Fan Zone' started by WoodysGirl, Aug 19, 2006.
Bledsoe and his daughter
Is it just me or does Bledsoe look like he has a beer belly in this pic? :laugh2:
He must be getting old school on us. Back when QBs would drink and smoke the entire way home from a game.
"Daddy, you sharted!"
"Yes, baby girl, I sure did!"
Great pics!!! I'm telling ya now, TO and Glenn are gonna be hard to stop.. Can't wait until the regular season kicks off..
I would love to have a belly that small.
Don't know many people who wouldn't...
These May-December relationships are getting out of hand.
TO will not get within 3 feet of teammate Terry Glenn. Clear sign of disension among the WR corp
TO going through drills... TO is always on the end of the line when he hits the TE with the blocking pad. It's like this every time. He's clearly trying to draw attention to himself.
TO stands behind TGlenn waiting for drills. TO must always go last in drills. Clear sign of tension in the Cowboys locker room. The players are wondering whether Bill Parcells is losing control...
Go overboard with the sarcasm much?
As often as possible
Hatcher's gonna be a beast!
Nice cutoff, Bledsoe.


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Plantains and orange juice balance this thick, Latin American pork-and-bean stew with some sweetness and also a little acidity. Top with nonfat sour cream or yogurt, if you like.
Nutrition Profile:
Diabetes Appropriate
Gluten Free Diet
Healthy Weight
Heart Healthy
High Fiber
High Potassium
Low Calorie
Low Cholesterol
Low Sat Fat
Low Sodium
Serves 6
Prep Time 35 min
Total Time 45 min.
Step 1
Heat 1 teaspoon oil in a Dutch oven over medium-high heat. Add pork and cook, stirring occasionally, until just browned, 2 to 3 minutes. Transfer to a plate using a slotted spoon.
Step 2
Reduce heat to medium and add the remaining 2 teaspoons oil to the pot. Add onion, plantain (or sweet potato), bell pepper, cumin, pepper, salt and cinnamon and cook, stirring often, until the vegetables are beginning to soften, 3 to 5 minutes. Add orange juice, increase heat to high, and cook until most of the liquid has evaporated, about 1 minute.
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Posted at 5:54 PM on June 10, 2012
I seriously thought they had something good going,emily seemed so humble and sweet.thy went thru al that 2 jus gv up wit hardly even 6mnths down the line?Brad should fite for hs women and Emily should stp being stiff headed.They're both great people,they shud remember how they fell inlv in da 1st place
Rosemary Wells
Posted at 11:30 PM on May 21, 2012
My cousin and BFF was diagnosed with cancer and her (then) husbank got a girlfriend and showed not support for her. They ended up divorced and she has moved several times. She still feels displaced and has to live on a fixed incom. She does not complain and is always there if any of us need her. She goes out of her way to be supportive to her family, friends or anyone she can help. She deserves to have something nice and exciting in her life.
Posted at 9:26 AM on April 20, 2011
Posted at 2:08 AM on March 27, 2011
Jenny Logan
Posted at 12:09 AM on March 25, 2011
Laural is a much prettier girl than Emily. (At least the carpet matches the drapes!) I believe what she said in her interview about how Brad proposed to her and then blocked her phone calls. Brad seems to have an addictive personality. He was so intense about Emily in an unhealthy way. Like he would do anything for her when he only knew her for a short time on television yet!
I hope what is meant to be works out in the end. However, I don't see "Pins and Needles" Emily will work out. And, yes, I do believe they are ALL doing it for the money, or why would they be on the show in the first place???
Posted at 10:37 PM on March 24, 2011
I was a huge fan of Emily and Brad. I really wanted to see them happy and get married. However, I have to wonder if Emily was in it for the right reason. Did she or does she ever have any intentions of leaving NC and moving out of the Hendrick house where everything is given to her. When you love someone, you work through the problems…NOT RUN! I think Brad truly loves Emily.
Posted at 8:28 PM on March 24, 2011
Posted at 9:59 AM on March 24, 2011
Posted at 6:34 PM on March 23, 2011
To add to the below statement and after some thought, I think it would be better if Brad and Emily did not call each other or meet with each other again for at least a month. I found out after some research that the home Emily is living in is owned by the Hendrick family. Also, I discovered that Brad had flown Emily's father from West Virginia to the proposal on the bachelor. I believe Emily wanting to leave NC will be very difficult for her and the Hendrick family. I pray that she had it clear to the Hendrick family of her intentions before appearing on the Bachelor otherwise it seems to me that the Hendrick family would have a problem with Emily wanting to leave NC with her daughter Ricki.
Posted at 4:45 PM on March 23, 2011
I think before the relationship is totally over, I would suggest to Emily (no matter how hard it might be) for her to get on the abc bachelor website or youtube.com and veiw all the episodes again. I did and observed the following:
1)I think in episode 3 or 4, Brad and his doctor had a conversation about Brad being concerned about kissing the women on the show. The doctor told Brad to use every opportunity to experience romance. Should Emily have any problems with Brad's behavior, I suggest she speak to the doctor. He probably knows more about Brad's lack of commitment issues and can help her to understand him.
2)Brad told Emily in episode 3 or 4 that he was falling for her and I did not hear him say that to any woman including Chantal. I may be mistaken, but I don't remember him telling anyone that. However, I did hear him state he could see his life with Chantal, but I think because he is serious about a relationship, I don't blame him for thinking that way.
I know Brad and Emily probably won't read any of these comments, but if someone does read that know either of them please pass this information along.
I would love to see an Austin Texas boy succeed. I watched the shpw because he and I are both from Austin, Texas.
Sharon Giguere
Posted at 10:28 AM on March 27, 2011
I think you are right I feel the same way not once did he tell any other girl he loved them. And I think he seams like a very nice man. I hope they work it out she's seems so nice and so does he. I think that Emily or Brad should think about this if I was in her shoes with a child why can't Brad move down there? They can go back any time to visit. I don't know if he did make it clear from the beginning he was going to stay in Texas or not but I really love seeing them in the magazines only cause I think they make a nice couple and pray the make it. As far as gossip I'm not into that garbage. But I do hope they aren't just pretending for ABC. I think that is so wrong money means nothing yes you need it to live but money unless you are greedy will not buy real love.You both are my favorite people. I wish you both all the happyness in the world.
Posted at 6:36 PM on March 27, 2011
Did you not catch that Brad is not just a resident of Austin but also a business owner in Austin? Emily has no job/career to replace & her daughter is very young and can be easily re-adusted. Who will support them? She can always fly out to visit her family or they can come to her!
Honestly, I don't think Emily is what she appears to be, I'm thinking Emily's past choices should be called in to question! What was she doing applying to be on a show like the Bachelor? She knew what she was getting herself into. She could've said no & she could've walked away at anytime during the filming! What happened to the sweet, easy going Emily that was portrayed on the show? She got what she wanted, don't underestimate lil Miss Emily! I have a feeling she can take care of herself just fine!
Posted at 4:35 PM on March 23, 2011
Finally, I have to ask a few questions about Emily:
1)Where was her father and mother during the show? Do they live in North Carolina, Key West Florida, or West Virginia?I wonder if they did not want to get involved in the show for their own reasons,
2)If her parents are not in Charlotte, NC, why is she still living in NC after the death of her fiance? My guess would be she wanted Little Ricki to be close to the Hendrix family which makes sense,
3)Are the Hendrix family and her family okay with her possibly moving from NC to be with Brad?
Brad is set in his ways and if Emily loves him, she will be patient.
Posted at 4:28 PM on March 23, 2011
Further, if it had been me in the hotel room with Emily, I would have told her if she would allow it, I would like to adopt little Ricki. This would have done one or two things: 1)Placed her mind more at ease. She mentioned she was concerned he might not be around in a year, example, and,
2)She would have realized that Brad was serious and would have to decide if it was the right decision. In this case, I think it would be because little Ricki does not have a father anymore and by taking his last name it, she would have all the rights and priveledges the name has to offer and more stability in her life. It concerns me that if Brad is going to be in a relationship with Emily and Ricki that he is still going to own the bars he has. My opinion that is not a good environment for her to be in. If it were me and I love Emily, I would sale all the bars I have (guessing millions of dollars because they are on or near 6th St), and head to North Carolina to be with her. But that should not happen until he is sure of their relationship and they are married.
Posted at 6:47 PM on March 23, 2011
Posted at 4:16 PM on March 23, 2011
I would not be surprised if Brad has anger issues and drinks. He has been single all these years, and own a few bars in Austin. I can see working in such an environment that it could cause someone to drink. Besides, I could tell during the show that he had anger issues, because he became upset when Emily warned him over and over again about being involved with a woman and a child. To Brad's credit, I think he had more in common with Chantal, but knew if they had married, he might have been tempted to party and I think with a ready made family he was looking for stability. If he loves her, I suggest both she and Brad go to couples counseling together. Emily is also, not innocent in the relationship. I believe in her life she never dated a "true man," after the death of her fiance and they would get scared because of her and little Ricki. This caused her not to trust men and she would push them away by continously bringing up her past relationship or how hard it was on raising a child. I would have like to have seen the Bachelor series pick women closer to the bachelor's or bachelorettes age. I wish them both well and hopes it works out for them. Emily is very beautiful on the outside and is a beautiful person on the inside. That is hard to find these days. Trust someone who knows.
Posted at 2:39 PM on March 23, 2011
Posted at 1:40 PM on March 23, 2011
Will you stupid idiots GTFO?
Leave them alone and stop making up B.S. Stories! Its just stupid tabloids trying to save their failing magazine's ass.
Their obviously very happy together but since you MORONS are all BLIND you can't see that.
They ARE NOT BROKEN UP!!!!! The reason their not in the media is cause they don't want tabloids like you losers to ruin their relationship! So their working on their relationship in real life! Theres nothing wrong with that!
Posted at 1:38 PM on March 23, 2011
i can only hope that if it's filled with all this drama and questionable drinking habits, she just moves along. when you have a child, you don't have time for that nonsense, nor do you have any tolerance for it affecting your child. so, if the drama and drinking comments are true, i hope she's just moving on. i'm sure there are a million guys who would love to have her and wouldn't cause the drama.
Posted at 12:39 PM on March 23, 2011
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E R Engdahl
Posted at 10:58 AM on March 23, 2011
This relationship is a reflection of our social conflicts today. There is no commitment. There are no behavioral self assesments into relationships. Our culture has degenereated into "It is I. I changeth not" without seeing attitutes and behavior that is not only self distructive but destroys relationships. The show's producers need more background checks or perhaps they want such 'soap-ophra' antics to increase vewership. What we need are better role models instead of reflections on our troubled young society. Perhaps the show needs to be called "Big Loser".
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American Express (AXP) was off 1.5% in after-hours trading, following its mixed second-quarter earnings report.
The company said it earned $1.41 billion, or $1.27 a share, up from $1.34 billion, or $1.15 a share, in the year-ago period. Revenue climbed to $8.23 billion from $7.97 billion.
Analysts were looking for earnings per share $1.22 on revenue of $8.3 billion.
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Felipe Montoro, a native of Glendale, Calif., is in his 11th season with the Broncos in 2015-16 and his sixth as the head coach for the combined cross country/track program. He is responsible for all coaching, administrative and recruiting aspects of Santa Clara's cross country and track programs.
Santa Clara set a pair of school records and nine PRs between the men's and women's teams at the 2014 West Coast Conference Cross Country Championships. In his only year with the Broncos, Harvard graduate Kurt Ruegg set a school record by running 23:53 at Baylands Park, while the Bronco men's team (Ruegg, Bryan Crook, Adrian Hinojosa, Joey Berriatua and Ryan Greenough) set a school record with an average time of 24:30 in the 8k race. Four of the men set personal best 8k marks and all of Santa Clara's top five finishers in the women's 6k — Grayson Murphy, Kelly Ryan, Hannah Wood, Kaitlyn Kuehn and Amia Nash — set personal best marks as well. Ruegg built off a strong performance earlier in the year at Baylands, when he took second place at the Bronco Invitational. In 2014-15, the Broncos had Berriatua, Murphy, Ruegg and Mary Kriege combine to set six school records between the fall cross country and spring track seasons.
In 2013 the men's and women's cross country teams both finished sixth at the West Coast Conference Championships. In addition, Ben Demaree was named the WCC Post-Graduate Scholarship winner and Allie Sibole won the 2014 St. Clarie Medal at SCU.
For the 10th straight quarter, the men's cross country team had the highest term GPA after the Spring 2014 quarter. The men's cross country team posted a 3.443 GPA in the Spring quarter and they also have the highest cumulative GPA among men's teams at 3.405. Women's cross country has the highest cumulative GPA on the women's side at 3.386.
Led by Summa Cum Laude graduate Kevin Oliver's selection to the national individual Academic Award list, the Bronco track programs were honored among all Division I teams in July 2013 as the Bronco men posted a 3.506 GPA — the second-highest in the country — and were named as a U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association's (USTFCCCA) All-Academic team. Posting a 3.57 grade point average, the sixth-best nationally and tops in the West Coast Conference, Santa Clara's women's track was named an All-Academic team as well.
Oliver was just the second Bronco in school history to receive USTFCCCA Academic individual honors. The Tualatin, Ore. native finished his senior year with a 3.98 GPA in Political Science and Economics to earn the award, the program's fourth in a seven-year span. Oliver was also named to the Capital One CoSIDA Academic All-American Second Team in late June. He was the only student-athlete from the West Coast Conference selected for the national academic honor and the only male in the state of California named to the team.
"We're once again very proud of our teams efforts in the classroom," Montoro said. "Our student-athletes exemplify the SCU mission of educating the whole person. They are successful in so many ways."
Working primarily with the men's distance runners, Montoro coached Mike Delaurenti to the 2008 NCAA Division I Regional Track and Field Championships in the steeplechase, a first for Santa Clara.
In 2009, Montoro saw Robbie Reid finish as the runner-up at the West Coast Conference Cross Country Championships — the best finish for a Santa Clara runner at the event. Reid was also the Bronco Invitational champion, had the highest finish ever for a Bronco male at the NCAA West Region Championship and finished 10th at the Stanford Invitational while setting the school record in the 8k. In addition, Chris Sampson finished in the top 10 to receive all-conference honors.
Before coming to Santa Clara, Montoro was an assistant coach for Cal State Fullerton's men's and women's cross country programs for two seasons, along with the track and field programs for three seasons. At Fullerton, Montoro headed the recruiting efforts for the Titan men's distance runners and helped to lead two Titans to NCAA Regional qualifying times.
Prior to working with the Titans, Montoro was an assistant with the combined cross country program at UC Santa Barbara during the 2001 campaign. During his time with the Gauchos, Montoro assisted head coach Pete Dolan in recruiting and traveled with the B squad.
Montoro began his collegiate career at the University of Oregon before transferring to UC Santa Barbara in 1998. He competed under Dolan for three seasons and earned his bachelor's degree in History and Spanish. While assisting at Cal State Fullerton for head coach John Elders, Montoro earned his master's degree in Kinesiology and Health Promotion.
Montoro and his wife Amanda live in Willow Glen; and welcomed their first child, Mirabel Elena, on July 16, 2010.
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Individual 8k — 23:53, Kurt Ruegg at the 2014 West Coast Conference Championships
Team Time Average 8k — 24:30, Kurt Ruegg, Bryan Crook, Adrian Hinojosa, Joey Berriatua and Ryan Greenough at the 2014 West Coast Conference Championships
Individual 10k — 31:14, Robbie Reid at the 2008 NCAA West Regional Championships
2008 — Mike Delaurenti ran 9:06.84 to be the school's first-ever D1 NCAA Regional Qualifier.
2013 — Kevin Oiver finished 18th in Austin, Texas as the school's second-ever D1 NCAA Regional Qualifier.