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Most children attend their zoned neighborhood elementary school. However, New York City has an extensive system of school choice and you may want to consider other options, including gifted programs, unzoned schools, charter schools and dual language programs.
Gifted programs
Children who score particularly high on standardized tests may be eligible for "gifted and talented" (G&T) programs. These programs offer an accelerated curriculum and the chance to be in a class with other academically successful children. There has been a boom in the popularity of these programs in recent years, and some only accept children who score in the 99th percentile on admissions tests.
Is a gifted program right for your child? Some of the best schools in the city refuse to segregate children by ability and manage to bring all children to a high level of achievement. At a school like that, your child may do very well in a general education classroom, even if he or she is unusually capable. On the other hand, in parts of the city where the overall quality of the neighborhood schools is poor, gifted programs may offer a refuge.
You may request that your child be tested in the fall the year before he or she starts kindergarten. The deadline to request testing is generally in early November; the tests are given in January and February. Families who move to the city after testing is completed have an opportunity to screen their child over the summer. It's sometimes possible to transfer to a gifted program in the upper grades, but seats are limited.
Most of the city's 32 districts offer gifted programs. All incoming kindergarten-3rd-graders who score at the 90th percentile on the admissions tests are eligible for a spot in a district G&T program. In addition, there are five even more selective programs open to children citywide. Students who score at or above the 97th percentile are eligible for citywide programs. (In recent years, most citywide programs have only admitted children who score in the 99th percentile.) The following are citywide programs:
- Manhattan: NEST+M is a K-12 school on the Lower East Side. Manhattan's two K-8 G&T schools are the Anderson School on the Upper West Side, and the Talented and Gifted School for Young Scholars (TAG) in East Harlem.
- Brooklyn: Brooklyn School of Inquiry is a K-8 school in Bensonhurst.
- Queens: PS/IS 300, The 30th Avenue School replaces the STEM Academy, a smaller citywide G&T program that opened in 2009 inside PS 85. The new school, which serves grades K-8. is phasing in over a few years at two locations: PS 17 for grades K-4 and IS 126 for grades 5-8.
To determine eligibility for children entering kindergarten, 1st, 2nd and 3rd grades, the Department of Education uses a child's combined score on two assessments to generate a percentile ranking: For Fall, 2014 admission, the tests are the Otis-Lennon School Ability Test (OLSAT) accounting for 50 percent of the score, and the Naglieri Nonverbal Ability Test (NNAT) accounting for 50 percent of the score.
Siblings who qualify for G&T are given priority in the same program as their sibling if the older child is currently enrolled at the school in grades K-4. If siblings do not qualify for the gifted program, an attempt will be made to place them in the general education program at the same school, depending on space.
Current 3rd- and 4th-graders who score Level 4 on both reading and math standardized test are also eligible for gifted programs, although there are very limited seats. Parents of children who are not enrolled in public schools may contact the Office of Gifted and Talented programs at (212) 374-6646 or the DOE's help desk (718) 935-2984, 52 Chambers Street, Room 208, New York, NY 10007.
Two other noteworthy programs: Hunter College Elementary School, open to Manhattan children entering kindergarten only, and the Special Music School on the Upper West Side, open to musically gifted children citywide.
Other options
Unzoned schools are also called alternative schools, option schools, choice schools or magnet schools. New York City has long offered a range of options for elementary school children. Schools like Central Park East I, Central Park East II and Ella Baker in Manhattan have long accepted applications from all over the city. Other schools, like Midtown West in District 2, Manhattan School for Children in District 3, and The Children's School in District 15, limit admission to children living in their district. The Brooklyn New School is open to all Brooklyn residents, but gives preference to children living in districts 13, 14 15 and 16.
Charter schools are free, experimental public schools that operate independently of the local districts under a "charter" from the state Board of Regents or the State University of New York (SUNY). The quality of education in charter schools varies: some are very successful, while others are no better or are even worse than the ordinary public schools with which they compete for students. The number of charters has expanded rapidly in recent years, and the 125 charter schools now serve some 37,000 pupils, or about 3 percent of the city's schoolchildren. Teachers are not unionized at most charters; they may work longer hours than their counterparts at public schools and may be fired at will. Many charters have longer school days and a longer school year than other public schools and some have considerable extra resources from private sources. All are supposed to offer special education services and English as a Second Language. Some have strict disciplinary and uniform policies; they sometimes ask children to leave if they do not meet the school's standards for behavior, attendance and academic progress.
Each charter admits students by a lottery held in April. Applications are available on the New York City Charter School Center website or at the individual schools. Some schools will accept a common application, and that will be indicated on their webpage. Anyone may apply, but preference goes to children living in the school district in which the charter is located. Most charters maintain a waitlist, and it is sometimes possible to get a seat in a charter during the school year if a student leaves. More information is available on the Department of Education website and the SUNY Charter Schools Institute. The SUNY Charter Schools Institute has a useful list of questions parents should ask when they visit a charter school, as well as data on charter schools' test scores.
See a rundown of the different kinds of charter schools and networks in New York City here.
Dual-language immersion programs have classes in which half the students are native speakers of English, and half speak another language (Spanish, Chinese or French, for example). Classes are taught in each language on alternative days or weeks, and the children are expected to become fluent in both. [Non English-speakers may also want to consider bilingual or English as a Second Language classes. These are designed to teach children English but do not attempt to help them perfect their native languages.] You can search for dual-language programs in our Find a School section.
Magnet programs are designed to foster racial integration. They receive federal or state funding for special programs (such as art, drama or law) to make the school attractive to children of different races who might not otherwise attend, and they admit children from outside their immediate neighborhood. Call your district office to find out if there are any magnet programs in your district.
Homeschooling: Parents unhappy with the public school options in their neighborhood may consider educating their child at home. You must notify the Department of Education that you plan to teach your child at home, and you must submit a plan for what you (or a tutor you hire) will teach. The New York State Education Department website has a useful question-and-answer section for parents considering homeschooling. The Department of Education's Office of Youth Development oversees homeschooling in New York City.
Private schools: Insideschools.org is a guide to public schools in New York City. We only profile public schools within the city's five boroughs, and do not cover private or parochial schools. Here's a list of websites with information about private and parochial schools.
- Diocese of Brooklyn and the New York Archdiocese operate Roman Catholic schools in New York City and upstate New York and have a searchable school database.
- Greatschools.net—source of school information on public, private and charter schools in all 50 states, and detailed school profiles for California, Arizona, Texas, Florida and Washington.
- Independent Schools Admissions Association of Greater New York offers a directory of independent schools
- The Parents League offers information and advice on private school admissions in New York City to parents who pay an annual membership fee. Advice on summer camps and after-school programs also available.
- Early Steps offers financial assistance to children of color to attend private elementary schools.


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UPDATE: Missing Canon City woman found safe
CANON CITY, Colo. - The Fremont County Sheriff's Office said a woman reported missing in Canon City Sunday morning has been found safe.
Katlyn McKinney, 18, didn't return home after going to a friend's house on Saturday night, family members said.
The Sheriff's Office said McKinney reportedly rarely goes outside after dark and is unfamiliar with the area. Authorities said she left her friend's house in the 1500 block of Grand Avenue around midnight to walk home to the 900 block of Greenwood Avenue.
Family members are concerned about McKinney's welfare and say she is overdue for medications for epileptic seizures.
McKinney was found Sunday afternoon at a friend's house. .

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text: ok. as some of you know. John has just finished those Awsome rubber webleys. Ofcorse I got one myself. I want to replace the rubber flash with my heiland flash. the problem is that the barrel is not hollow. I need to cut the flash to the same length as the rubber one but I dont know how I can get a CLEAN cut around the tube. I DO NOT want to use a haksaw (have had many problems in the past) nor do I want to use a dremmel. I went to Home Depot and the largest pipe cutter they sell is for at most a 1inch. the tube is like 1 and 1/2 inches. anyone know how to solve this delemma? I really want a clean strate cut.


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Mission Journal: Who is a journalist in Egypt?
Egyptian journalists, besieged by punitive lawsuits and under threat, agree that under President Mohamed Morsi "there is no press freedom, only the courage of journalists," as editor Ibrahim Eissa put it. What they can't agree on is--in a climate of freewheeling, mutable media--who exactly is a journalist?


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amateur here. wanting to start beekeeping. got the book first lessons in bee keeping by c.p. dadant. can't wait to start and hopefully I have success.
amateur here. wanting to start beekeeping. got the book first lessons in bee keeping by c.p. dadant. can't wait to start and hopefully I have success.
Welcome, read all you can but don't hesitate to get bees.
I'm in Citrus county, right above you. Again, welcome and good luck on your bee journey.
Welcome Olivia! Have you met your bee inspector yet?
Welcome to the site!
Lots of fun. Lots to learn. Have you taken a beekeeping course yet? Check online for the Florida state organization and get hooked up with your local club. Most clubs either offer courses or know who does. You'll learn sooo much! Meet with your local inspector if you can. He can help you too!
Good luck and enjoy!
Rusty Hills Farm -- home of AQHA A Rusty Zipper and Rusty's Bees.
I have learned keeping bees in the city of Las Vegas is illegal. I assume because of the fear of killer bees. From all of the bees that I see all over I am hoping it is one of those laws they don't enforce much. I live in a neighborhood with houses built in 1964 and really like it because if there ever was a Home Owners Association there isn't one now yet there are laws to curb behavior that gets what most people really don't like. I especially like the larger lots which are only 100 Ft wide frontage and I guess 120 ft long.
I am new to beekeeping (and still a little nervous) I am looking for guidance from someone local. I live in Brooksville. Thank you!


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Here is a link to a bear fence I'm getting ready to put up , was wondering if anyone here has all ready put one up and how they made out .
Here is a link to a bear fence I'm getting ready to put up , was wondering if anyone here has all ready put one up and how they made out .
I have one of those Parmak Magnum attached to an apiary enclosure with Field Fencing. We have Black bear problems around here. I think the key is to have the fencing up prior to a bear attack. Once the bears know the hives are there and what is in them, no fence will keep them out electrified or not.
"Someday we will look back and realize someone was right...and conveniently forget we were the ones that were wrong."
I use a Parmak Magnum attached to the portable sheep fence that Kencove and others sell. It has the benefit of keeping critters like skunks away from the bee yard but has the disadvantage or requiring trimming of the grass around it by hand. I have been thinking about putting down a strip of tar or weed paper to keep the fence bottom free of grass and weeds.
Instead of having hive stands that are up in the air so as to expose skunk tummies to stings, I rely on the electric fence and instead use 2 x 4s on their sides. (ala Mike Palmer)
Using this technique I don't understand the logic behind the hive height requirement for CNG. If the goal is to keep skunks and other critters out of the hive, I'm accomplishing that with my electric fence.
After several years I need to replace the fence around my yard - cattle panels are an intriguing idea but shipping them must be very expensive.
I'd be surprised if one of those stores within driving distance didn't stock cattle panels. Here's a SKU number for you:
USDA Zone 7A Elevation 1400 ft
All the tractor supply stores have them here and that is the exact panel that I just picked up . The problem is finding the 1 1/4'' dia. fiberglass posts . Kencove is the only one I can find that stocks them and they are a little pricey to ship but I don't think I have a choice unless someone here knows of a supplier in northeast PA.
wood posts with stock panels hung from them to keep them from grounding. Then electrify the panels and have a very good ground and a strong charger.
I might try wood stakes but living in the rock capitol of world I like the idea of not digging post holes , the fiberglass post you can just drive in the ground no digging and no insulating ,fiberglass doesn't ground out the fence like a wood post .
Not sure whats in pickling salt , rock salt would probably be cheaper and avail. in bigger bags , wonder if it would work the same way for weed and grass control . Also vinegar is suppose to kill weeds and grass , here's a link .
> The problem is finding the 1 1/4'' dia. fiberglass posts.
I have seen ordinary T-posts used with lengths of poly pipe slipped over the T-post after they are pounded into the ground. The poly pipe insulates the post from the wire.
USDA Zone 7A Elevation 1400 ft
That might work , have you seen how they fasten the panel to the pvc tube.
> have you seen how they fasten the panel to the pvc tube
Well, my earlier post said "poly" pipe. In that instance they just used smaller diameter wire wrapped around the pipe/post and also wrapped around the main wire. Note that poly pipe is somewhat squishable and if you pull the wire tight the pipe will deform somewhat. Once deformed, the poly pipe is difficult to remove from the T-posts.
PVC pipe may also work, but it isn't likely to deform like poly pipe will.
USDA Zone 7A Elevation 1400 ft
I thought you meant pvc , my mistake , now I see what your saying ,thanks .
what is the size of the space that is recommended to enclose with a bear fence? Just figured out that i will need to plan for this as part of my setup. I figure larger is better, but am hoping for some input from others experience.
thanks, andi
The cattle panels make a pretty nice size bee yard at 16 ft. square , I laid out my posts and squared it up , set my 8 ft long hive stand on six concrete blocks and have more than enough room for another stand , my stand will hold three hives .
My man is wondering if you know of a source for how to build this from beginning to end.
Andi , other than the link in my first post I do have one from the pa. game commission its a little more detailed , the hog panels or the taller cattle panels are avail at most farm supply stores , the posts are avail. from Kencove here in PA. but thats a long ways from you . Thats about all you need except a good strong fencer and some hardware .If you can't find the posts I have seen people use traditional wood posts but then you have to deal with insulators and digging post holes with the fiberglass you don't have that to deal with. Good luck and let me know if I can be of anymore help .Bruce
Thanks. That is what he needed. What do you do for a door? How do you get in and out?
Really appreciate your help
I would contact the local office of the division of wildlife . Here in colorado the DOW will supply anyone who applies for it , a complete electric enclosure , at no charge . They take the position that it is better to spend a little up front rather than replace a lot down the road . In this state the DOW is responsible for wildlife damage .
They suggest that you just lift one panel off a bolt at the corner enough to get inside , I did find a easy way to connect panels to each other in the corners , use 1/4'' cable clamps , maybe two per corner you can draw them tight with a wrench , should make a good connection , in the corner where you want to enter I'm thinking of using two wires with small clamps similar to jumper cable clamps but maybe a little smaller .


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Nicholas NelsonMember
@nick0n1Locale: Southwest
After reading all the great things about Inov-8 shoes, I'd like to give them a try. I'm not sure which pair is for me. I'm trying to decide between flyrocs, roclites, and terrocs. I know that I could buy several pairs from a site like zappos but would rather avoid the hassle. I live in southern New Mexico, where there aren't any local retailers. Over the next two month's I'll be visiting the following areas: Phoenix (driving through Tucson), the tri-cities area of Tennessee (northeastern corner) and Asheville North Carolina. After checking the Inov-8 website I've found several potential retailers, but for convenience I am asking if anybody has experience with specific locations. In particular I'm looking for a location that carries several different models of shoes.Nov 18, 2012 at 5:00 pm #1929447
Mark VerberBPL Member
@verberLocale: San Francisco Bay Area
I asked some friend in Phoenix where they would recommend, but no answers yet. If you ever get to the SF Bay Area, I would highly recommend Zombie Runner. They were one of the first places that sold Inov-8 in the USA, and have a great selection of minimalist shoes.
–MarkNov 18, 2012 at 5:49 pm #1929458
Ken T.BPL Member
@hereNov 18, 2012 at 7:01 pm #1929487
USA Duane HallBPL Member
@hikerduaneLocale: Extreme northern Sierra Nevada
I see a bunch of them for sale. What's up?
DuaneNov 18, 2012 at 8:54 pm #1929533
Dustin ShortBPL Member
Sole sports used to carry the roclite 295s in Phoenix but not sure if they still do. Out here I've had a hard time finding a place that carries them. Flagstaff has a running store that has quite a bit of shoes but it's out of your way by about 2 and a half hours.
Summit Hut in Tuscon carries the new trailrocs (I haven't bought them but wore them in the store and think they have a good chance of being the best shoe for desert trails. Low and flat sole good for scrambling on slick rock but enough tread for our loose dirt and gravel areas too). Summit Hut is a great place to visit and should be helpful even if they don't carry many models.
SW just doesn't seem to get much in store love for Inov-8 yet, but good luck and if you find a great place here in AZ let me know ;)Nov 26, 2012 at 5:34 pm #1931333
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just because a store is on their website, doesnt mean it carries many. they might only have 1 pr of road shoes. They might have none, maybe they carried 1 pr 2 yrs ago. Always call first.
Honestly, for selection, best bet is online retailer with free shipping and free return shipping. I use runningwarehouse.Nov 26, 2012 at 6:29 pm #1931349
MIchael MacCormacBPL Member
the clymb and left lane sports 6pm all have sales onNov 27, 2012 at 1:05 pm #1931540
Patrick MatteBPL Member
@jpmatteLocale: N. Georgia
Its a bit of a drive (4.5 hours)from Asheville but Natural Strides in Woodstock Ga. has quite a few to choose from.Nov 28, 2012 at 9:23 am #1931725
Donna CBPL Member
@leadfootLocale: Middle Virginia
I bought my pair of Inov 8's at the Asheville store, FootRX. It's a small place but they had a decent selection and spent lots of time with me to get the right trail shoe, which was the Inov 8's. They have a 30 day return policy, I think, as long as the shoe isn't dirty or damaged.Nov 28, 2012 at 9:51 am #1931730
Mike In SocalBPL Member
@rcmikeLocale: California
Check out Running Warehouse online. They have a big selection of shoes and also have a "how the shoe fits" tool that will tell you what size would fit best based on a shoe that you may already have. They also have an excellent return policy.
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PUTTING THE GREAT INTO BRITAIN - Monday, 10 September 2012
Royal Armouries has joined forces with the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) to help promote Great Britain.
As Britain's oldest public museum, Royal Armouries is supporting the FCO's GREAT campaign, aimed at encouraging overseas visitors to view the UK as a first-class destination to visit, study and work.
Royal Armouries – which has its historic home as the Tower of London – forms an integral part of GB's heritage and museum staff have supported the FCO's initiative during the Olympics and Diamond Jubilee Year.
A highlight included loaning items from the Replica Crown Jewels for an exhibition in the Durbar Room at the Foreign Office buildings in King Charles Street, London.
On Thursday (30 August), Bridget Clifford, Keeper of Tower Armouries, gave a presentation about Royal Armouries and the national collection of arms and armour.
The presentation was delivered to FCO executives to strengthen relations and give their staff an insight into Royal Armouries' collection in the Tower.
Bridget said, "This was a wonderful opportunity to talk about our work at the Tower, in the hope that this will be passed on to the ambassadors and diplomats who will be entertaining visitors to Great Britain. This country is a great place to invest and do business, and we're delighted to have supported the FCO in this way."
For more information about the Royal Armouries visit:
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About the Royal Armouries
- Royal Armouries is the national museum of arms and armour and has sites in Leeds, HM Tower of London, Fort Nelson and Louisville, Kentucky. It is the first British national museum to open a permanent presence in another country
- Admission to the museum is free. However, there may be a small charge for some special events.
- Open all year daily, 10am-5pm. Closed 24-25 December
- Information Line: 0113 220 1999
- Website: www.royalarmouries.org
- The Royal Armouries Museum should not be confused with Royal Armouries International plc, the private sector corporate hospitality business.
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UTSA's Matthew Dunne on "Great Day SA" (KENS-TV)
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UTSA hosts Southwest Guitar Festival, Feb. 4-8
By Kris Rodriguez
Public Affairs Specialist
(Jan. 30, 2009)--Thirty-five of the world's top student guitarists will compete for $10,000 in prizes when the UTSA Department of Music hosts the Southwest Guitar Festival Feb. 4-8. The largest acoustic guitar festival in the United States also offers an array of concerts by some of the best international acoustic guitar performers.
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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Preliminary rounds begin at 9 a.m., Wednesday, Feb. 4. At 7:30 p.m., the opening concert is in the UTSA Arts Building Recital Hall featuring the world premiere of "Triqueta for Guitar, Horn and Chamber Orchestra." The original piece composed by UTSA Professor James Scott Balentine will be performed by UTSA Assistant Professor Matthew Dunne and conducted by UTSA Associate Professor Eugene Dowdy.
At 7:30 p.m., Thursday, Feb. 5, Bosnian guitarist Denis Azabagic, winner of 11 international competitions, will take the stage in the UTSA Recital Hall. At 8 p.m., Friday, Feb. 6 in the Majestic Theatre, the Los Angeles Guitar Quartet and the San Antonio Symphony team up for the world premiere performance of Sergio Assad's "Interchange for Guitar Quartet and Orchestra."
The student competition closes at 4 p.m., Saturday, Feb. 7 with the International Competition Finals at Travis Park United Methodist Church. The festival's final concert at 3:15 p.m., Sunday, Feb. 8 will feature a recital by Brazilians Sergio Assad and Odair Assad, a duo that has captivated audiences around the world for decades.
Presented by the UTSA Department of Music, the Southwest Guitar Festival is co-sponsored by Arts! San Antonio, City of San Antonio Office of Cultural Affairs, San Antonio Chamber Music Society and the San Antonio Symphony.
For performance details or to purchase tickets, visit the Southwest Guitar Festival Web site.


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Central Conn. State vs Quinnipiac
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@ Hamden, Conn. | QU Softball Field
4/28/2013 at 2:10 pm
|Quinnipiac (15-31, 8-8 NEC)
|Inning: 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5
|CCSU - Top 1st
|BRUNO singled up the middle (1-2 BSSF).
|MALCOLM singled to right center (2-2 FBFB); BRUNO advanced to third.
|BARLOW singled to left field, RBI (3-2 KBBBSFF); MALCOLM advanced to second; BRUNO scored.
|RENTZEL reached on an error by p, bunt, SAC (0-0); BARLOW advanced to second; MALCOLM advanced to third.
|BROWN lined out to 3b (2-1 BBF).
|PURCELL popped up to ss (2-1 KBB).
|COOPER lined out to cf (2-2 BKFB).
|Inning Summary: 1 Runs, 3 Hits, 1 Errors, 3 LOB
|Quinnipiac - Bottom 1st
|SOLT, C. flied out to rf (0-0).
|CYR, B. popped up to 2b (2-0 BB).
|ALBA, Alex walked (3-1 BBKBB).
|BARBA, Nikki lined out to ss (0-1 K).
|Inning Summary: 0 Runs, 0 Hits, 0 Errors, 1 LOB
|CCSU - Top 2nd
|MCVEY walked (3-0 BBBB).
|ERNST reached on a fielder's choice to third base, bunt (1-0 B); MCVEY out at second 3b to 2b.
|ERNST stole second.
|BRUNO struck out swinging (2-2 KBBSS).
|MALCOLM doubled to right center, RBI (0-1 K); ERNST scored.
|BARLOW flied out to lf (0-0).
|Inning Summary: 1 Runs, 1 Hits, 0 Errors, 1 LOB
|Quinnipiac - Bottom 2nd
|PAOLUCCI, J. singled to left field (2-2 BKFFFFBF).
|FIGMIC, B. reached on a fielder's choice to first base, bunt (0-0); PAOLUCCI, J. out at second 1b to 2b.
|KESSES, K. singled through the left side (3-2 FBBKFFB); FIGMIC, B. advanced to second.
|SALGADO, L. singled to pitcher, bunt (0-0); KESSES, K. advanced to second; FIGMIC, B. advanced to third.
|JOHNSON, A. struck out swinging (1-2 KBKFS).
|SOLT, C. singled up the middle, 2 RBI (0-0); SALGADO, L. advanced to third; KESSES, K. scored; FIGMIC, B. scored.
|CYR, B. flied out to cf (0-1 F).
|Inning Summary: 2 Runs, 4 Hits, 0 Errors, 2 LOB
|CCSU - Top 3rd
|RENTZEL walked (3-0 BBBB).
|BROWN walked (3-2 BBBKSB); RENTZEL advanced to second.
|PURCELL reached on a fielder's choice to pitcher (1-0 B); BROWN advanced to second; RENTZEL advanced to third.
|COOPER hit by pitch, RBI (1-0); PURCELL advanced to second; BROWN advanced to third; RENTZEL scored.
|EMERY pinch ran for COOPER.
|MCVEY singled to shortstop, RBI (0-0); EMERY advanced to second; PURCELL advanced to third; BROWN scored.
|CHOTKEVYS pinch hit for ERNST.
|CHOTKEVYS singled through the right side, RBI (1-0 B); MCVEY advanced to second; EMERY advanced to third; PURCELL scored.
|ERNST to rf for CHOTKEVYS.
|BRUNO struck out swinging (2-2 BFBKFS).
|MALCOLM reached on a fielder's choice to pitcher (2-2 BKKB); ERNST advanced to second; MCVEY advanced to third; EMERY out at home p to c.
|BARLOW homered to left field, 4 RBI (2-0 BB); MALCOLM scored; ERNST scored; MCVEY scored.
|RENTZEL struck out looking (2-2 BFFBFK).
|Inning Summary: 7 Runs, 3 Hits, 0 Errors, 0 LOB
|Quinnipiac - Bottom 3rd
|COOPER to c for EMERY.
|ALBA, Alex flied out to lf (1-0 B).
|BARBA, Nikki singled to pitcher, bunt (1-0 B).
|PAOLUCCI, J. reached on a fielder's choice to shortstop (0-2 KS); BARBA, Nikki out at second ss to 2b.
|FIGMIC, B. struck out swinging, out at first c to 1b (1-2 SBFFS).
|Inning Summary: 0 Runs, 1 Hits, 0 Errors, 1 LOB
|CCSU - Top 4th
|BROWN grounded out to ss (0-0).
|PURCELL doubled to right center (1-2 BKF).
|JARRETT, M. to rf for CYR, B..
|COOPER popped up to 2b (1-0 B).
|MCVEY singled through the left side, RBI (1-1 BK); PURCELL scored.
|ERNST walked (3-2 BKKBBB); MCVEY advanced to second.
|ROBEY, S. to p for ALFIERE, K..
|BRUNO reached on a fielder's choice to shortstop (3-2 BKFBB); ERNST out at second ss to 2b.
|Inning Summary: 1 Runs, 2 Hits, 0 Errors, 2 LOB
|Quinnipiac - Bottom 4th
|KESSES, K. flied out to cf (2-1 BBK).
|SALGADO, L. grounded out to 1b unassisted (2-2 BKFB).
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MADRID/BOSTON, June 10 (Reuters) - Spanish police arrested three men suspected to be members of the hacker group Anonymous on Friday, charging them with organizing cyber attacks against the websites of Sony Corp (6758.T), banks and governments -- but not the recent massive hacking of PlayStation gamers.
Anonymous responded by threatening to retaliate for the arrests: "We are Legion, so EXPECT US," the group said on its official Twitter feed.
Spanish police alleged the three "hacktivists" helped organize an attack that temporarily shuttered access to some Sony websites. They were not linked to two massive cyber attacks against Sony's Playstation Network that resulted in the theft of information from more than 100 million customers.
Police also accused the men of launching cyber assaults on Spanish banks BBVA (BBVA.MC) and Bankia, and Italian energy group Enel SpA (ENEI.MI).
The arrests are the first in Spain against alleged members of Anonymous, following the detention of others in the United States and Britain. Police told Reuters all three men were Spanish and in their 30s. One worked in the merchant navy.
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As the subject asks. Anyone fly RC planes/helis? Run cars or trucks? Tanks? Quadcopters? UAV? FPV? OMG!
I fly helis, though mostly fixed pitch. Do have a Master CP I'm trying to learn on. Also have a F3P foamie plane I'm working on.
As the subject asks. Anyone fly RC planes/helis? Run cars or trucks? Tanks? Quadcopters? UAV? FPV? OMG!
I fly helis, though mostly fixed pitch. Do have a Master CP I'm trying to learn on. Also have a F3P foamie plane I'm working on.
I still have some of the gear, but the addition of kids has lead to the RC ger being tucked away on a shelf. I always liked the helis, but the crashes spectacular nature generally meant an end to the days fun until i could fix them. The nitro turcks thogh, they were generally tough enough to abuse and keep playing. Also, a bit of an alignment problem, or a rough running engine just meant you couldn't drive as fast, or maybe couldn't turn in one direction. it didn't mean your fancy toy would be grabbed by some wind sprirt and catapulted into the nearest hard object So, for my money, i liked the RC land vehicles the best. I now have more property and two ponds and a creek, so I may get into the boats one the kids get a little bigger. I'm not much for charging batteries, so my preference is to just start them on the nitro stuff.
That's the only issue with most of my stuff now is that it's electric. Darn things don't fly for long at all.
I've got an old Team Associated car from the 70s that had an OS engine on it.. Darn thing, something went nuts on it and it took off full throttle.. RIGHT across the road, nearly clipping a car, RIGHT over a berm causing it to jump into the air and RIGHT into a fence with the top end of the engine it went.. Snapped the little OS in half and it went spiralling through the air a good 20' up.. Oops.
Used to have a 4tech and T-Max, but those got stolen.. So aggravating.
If you want a little heli to fart around on, the WL Toys V911 is by far my fave bird right now. Comes with 2 batteries, is nimble and fun. Fly it inside all the time.. Outside on calm (1-3mph) days.
Thats why i get nervous about driving these things around in parking lots..etc. I would always use parks out in the country, or BMX dirt tracks, or abandoned warehouse lots...etc. I always ran 4X4 trucks and some of them were rather heavy. An 1/8th scale truck could do some damage traveling at 50mph! I've certainly had them get away from me at times and crash into anything from dumpsters, to trees, to simply launching themselves as high as physics would allow before reentry and crashing.
My helicopter experience was all with stuff in China. My wife was transfered there for a few months and I went over the spend 2 weeks visiting. You could buy electric RTR helis for 20 or 30 bucks. at that price, you could darn ner just buy a new one whenever you broke something
I flew RC for years did the whole gamut from Trainer to 1/4 scale 3D, heli 30 60 90 size, pattern planes gliders had fun for a long time till we lost our field. Then it all went south, sold all my stuff and never looked back all but one plane only reason I kept it was a buddy of mine built it. Lost him in a plane crash about 5 years ago plane been hanging there every since.
I don't blame you for hanging on to it, Dconrad. Low-wing and fast...she's a looker.
That is a beautiful plane indeed. Love the checkers.. Top have an orientation pattern as well?
Well, these days with the 2.4G radios I don't worry as much. Still have a blast regardless, and yes, with the prices so low on some it's not much worry at all what you knock them into.. I've bounced this V911 all over the place and it's still flying great.
Here's a pic of my V911 hovering hands free. Fun lil' ripper and for right now, still my fave.
Though the TX sucks.. I've got a Devo 8S touch screen though that I can hack the 2.4Ghz module out of this one and place it into the Devo, running 3rd party Deviation firmware.
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Used to fly gliders, & gas. Now I occasionally fly a 500 class heli.
Never flown a helicopter before... they're so expencive... and tough to fly (I'd imagin).
Plus I love building gliders and prop jobs. Mostly build them from plans (or just wing it) and sell them off to friends that like to fly. I think I've built 30 planes and only flown 2... I must have a problem lol
Price isn't bad on them these days, and the little ones bounce fairly easily, so hardly any damage on crash.
That said, I've shifted to quadcopters now, with two WLToys models. I'm planning on building a tricopter or two, too though, which will be larger and handle some decent gear. Maybe some FPV, maybe a camera.. Who knows.
Stick building is a lost art these days. Kudos. I did a nice glider once from kit and loved it... Though.. Never flew it.. Was before electric took off (no pun) and went mainstream, so had a little COX engine on it.


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Did you know that 6,500 years ago English and Farsi were the same language? How's that for world unity.
From there, the language morphed into the single descendant of all modern Indo-European languages: PIE (which stands for Proto-Indo-European). Since recording equipment was sparse 4,500 years ago and PIE left no written texts, nobody has ever known what the language might have sounded like. Until now, that is.
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The spiraling Steelers, coming off a defensive collapse in which they allowed a franchise-worst 55 points to New England, slam down the Steel Curtain the next week on Buffalo.
Defending Super Bowl champion Baltimore follows three tight losses, in which it shows little resilience and no finishing touch, by winning in overtime against Cincinnati - after allowing a last-second desperation TD pass at the end of regulation.
Clubs that look good in Week 9, such as the Titans, Redskins and Bears, fall flat in Week 10.
Hey, even the Jaguars win after eight flops.
Not long ago, the Panthers were considered a contender with Tampa Bay for the basement in the AFC South. Now, they have won five straight and might just win the division.
The Giants opened the season with six losses, convincing their fans the sky was falling on the Jersey Meadowlands. Now they've won three in a row and - get this - are a contender in the awful NFC East.
The only true trend in pro football is that there is no such thing as a true trend.
''You win and lose as a team, and that's the only common thread,'' Bill Parcells said last summer when he was inducted into the Hall of Fame. ''Every week, every game, is a separate thing, a separate entity. Even if you have won a whole bunch (in a row) or lost a whole bunch, it doesn't mean there's a tendency to have the same things happen again.''
Inconsistency is the bane of all coaches and, by extension, their players. They all are creatures of habit, so much so that looking beyond the upcoming game and opponent is a recipe for failure.
Yet they can't seem to string together solid performances; other than a handful of teams this year - Kansas City, Denver and Seattle - who has found any consistency in a positive way?
Perhaps the best examples of the unpredictability running rampant throughout the NFL are the Jets and Cowboys.
Rex Ryan's club should be pleased with its 5-4 mark as it comes off its bye, considering where New York was projected to finish. Yet it is maddening to the Jets that they have alternated wins and losses each week, tying an NFL mark through nine games.
Even wilder, they can go from losing to winless Pittsburgh to beating archrival New England to getting blown out by Cincinnati to outplaying New Orleans in the last month.
''You want to find that consistency where you are able to get things going and keep them going,'' Ryan says. ''We're always searching for that.''
With a young roster on a rebuilding team, steadiness is particularly elusive. The Jets have a solid defense, Ryan's coaching strength, but it was annihilated by the Bengals. Then it shut down the Saints, who in their next game set a record for first downs and routed Dallas.
Geno Smith has been a revelation at quarterback in some weeks, and a rookie bust in others. That kind of up-and-down performance can be expected from a first-year QB, of course, and the rest of the roster needs to come through when Smith hasn't. Sometimes, that has worked for the Jets, sometimes not.
Dallas has far more talent than New York on offense - none of the Jets would start at a skill position for the Cowboys - and is not a collection of youngsters in a retooling program. That makes the Cowboys' streakiness more confounding, although injuries to their defense have been significant.
In a division where 9-7 almost certainly will be good enough to make the playoffs, Dallas keeps coming back to a weak pack. There have been some strong performances, particularly in a 51-48 loss to Denver and a 17-3 smackdown of Philadelphia. And there have been some ugly meltdowns in defeats against San Diego and Detroit.
And then the debacle Sunday night in the Big Easy, punctuated by more injuries and some strange strategies.
Now the Cowboys have their bye, and they'd better figure things out during their week off.
''We have a chance to sit back and assess what we are doing on offense, defense and the kicking game,'' coach Jason Garrett says, ''and who we are doing it with, and how we are doing it, and how we can do it better.''
Or at least how they can find some consistency. The good kind.
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Killing Joke released "Wardance," their debut single on Malicious Damage, in February of 1980. Following its release, Killing Joke and Malicious Damage switched from Island Records to EG and the band released their eponymous debut album. The group began playing shows regularly throughout England and gained a reputation for being controversial. Their artwork often featured repulsive or inflammatory images, and after one of their concert posters pictured the Pope blessing legions of Nazis, the group was banned from performing a concert in Glasgow. Despite the controversy, the group began amassing a following of both punk and disco fans with hard-edged but danceable singles like "Psyche" and "Follow the Leader." The band released its second album, What's THIS For...!, in 1981.
After recording and releasing the group's third album, 1982's Revelations, Jaz Coleman -- who had developed an obsession with the occult -- decided that the Apocalypse was near, so he left the group and ran away to Iceland with Geordie. While in Iceland, Coleman and Geordie worked with a number of Icelandic bands, most notably Theyr, which would later evolve into the Sugarcubes. Youth followed Coleman to Iceland shortly after his departure. After a few months with no sign of the end of the world, Youth returned to England and formed Brilliant with Ferguson. However, Ferguson left shortly after the group's formation and moved to Iceland with Killing Joke's new bassist, Paul Raven. Youth continued playing with Brilliant, while Killing Joke's new lineup -- featuring Coleman, Geordie, Ferguson, and Raven -- worked in Iceland for a brief period. Soon, the group returned to England and recorded Fire Dances, which was released in 1983. Fire Dances demonstrated a calmer, more straightforward band than the one showcased on the group's earlier records.
For the rest of the '80s, Killing Joke continued to release albums, all of which failed to regain the audience they had in the early '80s. After 1988's Outside the Gate, the group broke up, only to reunite two years later for Extremities, Dirt & Various Repressed Emotions. Extremities featured a new drummer, Martin Atkins, and returned the band to the noisy dance experiments of their earlier records. Following its release, the group took a four-year break. In 1994, Killing Joke re-formed as a trio with Coleman, Geordie, and Youth and the group released Pandemonium, a harder-edged, heavier album than its previous records. Democracy (1996), a second self-titled album (2003), and the live celebration XXV Gathering! followed. After opening for the reunited Mötley Crüe on a 2004 tour of the U.K., the band settled in Prague to record its next album, Hosannas from the Basement of Hell, which appeared in 2006. In October of 2007, Paul Raven died of heart failure in Geneva, Switzerland. The original lineup of Coleman, Geordie, Youth, and Paul Ferguson all attended the funeral and decided to reunite in honor of both Raven and Killing Joke. After a worldwide tour, this lineup entered the studio and recorded the 2010 release Absolute Dissent. Touring and archival releases kept the band busy for the next few years with The Singles Collection: 1979-2012 arriving in 2013, while 2014 saw the release of both the remix set In Dub and the live album Down by the River. The reunited Killing Joke remained prolific, issuing a powerful new studio album, Pylon, in October 2015. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine & John Dougan
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Track List: Pylon
Track List: Pylon (Deluxe Version)
Track List: Pylon (Deluxe)
Track List: Singles Collection 1979-2012
Track List: MMXII
Track List: Live At Hammersmith Apollo
Track List: Absolute Dissent
Track List: Absolute Dissent (Deluxe Edition) (Explicit)
Track List: The Gathering 2008: Part Two
Track List: The Gathering 2008, Pt. 1
Track List: The Peel Sessions 1979-1981
Track List: RMXD
Track List: Change: Spiral Tribe Mixes E.P.
Track List: Bootleg Vinyl Archive, Vol. 2
Track List: Bootleg Vinyl Archive Volume One
Track List: Inside Extremities, Mixes, Rehearsals & Live ( Live 1991)
Track List: Hosanas From The Basement Of Hell
Track List: Hosannas From The Basements Of Hell (Single)
Track List: What's This For . . . !
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The only period I would describe them that way was their mid-90's era, at least 15 years after their formation. And there's plenty of arty stuff on their 2nd album. These guys probably just noticed that Metallica covered a song off the 1st album so they made assumptions without really knowing the band very well. Anyway, the band were/are/wil l be great
Love Like Blood came first.
more killing joke please!
since the single "change" came out in the 70's....chec k that song out my friends...
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It was a very nice apartment with a good locasion.
Nice and clean Apartment located in a quiet street, but still close to Monte Cassino. Large enough for a family of five. Our host was service minded and followed up our queries rather promptly.
We enjoyed our stay in Sopot a lot. The apartment has a nice location, it's close to the beach and in the heart of Sopot. The facilities are great, too. The only thing we missed, though, was wifi. Our contact person was service minded and helpfull. Thank you!
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Thank you, Krzysztof, a very nice apartment! Very well located - central and very quiet (to the beach, to the center, to the train station, in 15 minutes in Gdansk). Everything as in the pictures and description. The keys were handed over in the office in the center, good directions - two minutes from the apartment. Shopping opportunities and restaurants are in the immediate vicinity. A spacious parking space in the underground garage is included.
We have felt ourselves very well, thank you.
Vielen Dank, Krzysztof, eine sehr schöne Wohnung! Sehr gut gelegen - zentral und sehr ruhig (zum Strand, zum Zentrum, zum Bahnhof, in 15 Minuten in Gdansk). Alles so, wie in den Fotos und der Beschreibung. Die Schlüsselübergabe erfolgte im Büro im Zentrum, gute Wegbeschreibung - zwei Autominuten von der Wohnung. Einkaufmöglichkeiten und Restaurants sind in unmittelbarer Umgebung. Ein geräumiger Autostellplatz in der Tiefgarage ist inklusive.
Wir haben uns sehr wohl gefühlt, Danke.
Central location, both the beach, supermarket and main street make this one super place to stay. Some utensils should have been replaced as cups, plates and glasses. Buy new pillows needed.
Sentral beliggenhet, både til strand, supermarked og hovedgaten gjør dette til ett supert sted å bo. En del kjøkkenutstyr burde vært byttet ut som kopper, tallerkner og glass. Kjøp nye hodeputer det trengs.
The apartment was located in a large residential complex with high safety standards. The area was fenced, secured with a combination lock and provided with various cameras. In the garage there was a parking space. The beach and the city were quickly reached on foot. There were several small shops in the immediate vicinity. Disadvantages were the daily construction work along the tracks. It was dredged right next to the complex of buildings already in the morning. Unfortunately, the apartment was not in clean condition. In Brotbehälter still was stale bread. Therefore, you had probably put the container on top of the kitchen cupboard. The bathroom had no windows, no wonder had formed the mildew stains on the ceiling. The mattresses and pillows were very dingy. In the previous tenant had probably kettle boiled milk, therefore unusable. The toilet holder hung by a thread, etc. Overall we were still happy. Would this apartment, however, not choose again.
Die Wohnung lag in einem großen Wohnkomplex mit hohem Sicherheitsstandard. Das Gelände war umzäunt, mit einem Zahlenschloß gesichert und mit diversen Kameras versehen. In der Tiefgarage gab es einen PKW-Stellplatz. Der Strand und auch die Innenstadt waren schnell zu Fuß zu erreichen. Es gab mehrere kleine Geschäfte in unmittelbarer Nähe. Nachteilig waren die täglichen Bauarbeiten entlang der Gleise. Es wurde direkt neben dem Gebäudekomplex bereits in der Frühe gebaggert. Die Wohnung befand sich leider nicht im sauberen Zustand. Im Brotbehälter befand sich noch altes Brot. Daher hatte man den Behälter wohl oben auf den Küchenschrank gestellt. Das Badezimmer hatte keine Fenster, kein Wunder das sich Schimmelflecken an der Decke gebildet hatten. Die Matratzen und Kissen waren sehr schmuddelig. Im Wasserkocher hatten die Vormieter vermutlich Milch gekocht, daher unbenutzbar. Der WC-Halter hing am seidenen Faden usw. Wir waren insgesamt trotzdem zufrieden. Würden diese Wohnung allerdings nicht wieder wählen.
The apartment is a Glücksttreffer! Clean, comfortable, good location! Class price-performance ratio!
Die Ferienwohnung ist ein Glücksttreffer! Sauber, komfortabel, gute Lage! Klasse Preis-Leistungsverhältnis!
We where satisfied with the apartment ond the location. Very nice. One problem was the noise from the apartment below us. They were playing very loud heavy music during the evening and during the night. We had some problems sleeping and problems with getting the kids to sleep.
Otherwise everything was super.
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BOZEMAN, Mont. - Some call it Brutus. We call it the Arctic Invasion.
But whatever the name, the first major snow storm of the season made it's move into southwest Montana early Friday morning- and it had no mercy.
The scene early Friday was a dramatic difference from Thursday night. Most went to bed seeing no snow on the ground.
The next morning, the area transformed into a winter wonderland. More than six inches fell in Bozeman. In other places like Manhattan, there were reports of 14.
Plows were out all morning, rushing to clear streets before morning traffic. Trucks sprayed sand to keep cars from slipping.
"The side streets are pretty deep" said Bozeman resident Jeffrey Gonzales, who drove to the Greyhound station at 4 am to pick up his son. "Getting out of my parking lot was a trip."
Overall, he said the early-morning road conditions weren't too bad.
But when daylight hit and people started hitting the road, the winter wonderland wasn't so wonderful.
Montana Highway Patrol says it's been one of their busiest days. Between 4 and 10 am they've responded to 27 incidents in the Gallatin Valley area.
Though many incidents were minor- slide-offs, fender benders and stranded vehicles- MHP says they responded to 3 jack-knifed semis and a few school buses that slid off the road.
Sergeant Pat McCarthy said the rush of accidents calmed down by mid-morning. And despite the high number of incidents, he said the low severity meant drivers were slowing down and taking their time.


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Although he received major attention from pro scouts at the national games, Williams, who is ranked in the Top 5 of most national high school baseball recruiting lists for 2013, said he still plans to honor his verbal commitment to LSU, even though there is a good chance he could hear his name called in the early rounds of the Major League Baseball draft next year. He said he will discuss his future plans with his family when that time comes, but as for now, he's planning to join the Tigers. "I want to get an education," Williams said. "I'm not going to play baseball forever. Every baseball player needs something to fall back on. They have pro players who have millions of dollars, and they are set for life. I'm not there yet, so I have to start planning ahead."
Sounds like he wants to come to school to me.
His Dad came to our office the other day for a job interview. We got to talking and I made the comment that I don't think he will make it to campus. He just looked at me and said don't count him out just yet!
His Dad came to our office the other day for a job interview
Sounds like he wants to come to school to me.
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I didn't realize he was black(not that it matters at all). I get excited every year that one of the top recruits is going to come to campus and they never do so I guess I'll try not to get excited. I normally don't even think about looking into baseball recruits until may to see how they have been doing and if they have a chance.
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Room with Basic Breakfast (KL1)
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Decorated using bright furnishings, the bedroom consists of a double bed, adequate storage space and a dressing table. Guests are permitted to use a kitchen fitted with modern appliances, and also have access to a shared bathroom with a bathtub and a shower head.
The quirky Shoreditch High Street is a 7-minute walk away where designer boutiques, indie shops and unusual souvenir shops are all rolled into one. St. Paul's Cathedral is 20 minutes' away by bus.
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Totally recommendable!
+ Quick answers via eMail support to any questions, also very friendly!
+ You'll get what you see!
+ Easy to find, good underground support.
+ Free coffee, cereals and tea in the kitchen.
+ The room and the kitchen are absolutely clean.
- Noisy neighbourhood/construction side at the house.
- Just medium clean bathroom.
We don't recommend this accomodation at all.
- Be careful, the add says the check in is "flexible", but it is NOT AT ALL. You must leave your luggage in a train station, and it costs 10€ per luggage for 4 hours time !!
- The room was not ready at 3pm either, we had to wait until 4pm in the street !
- the indications given by our host to find the appartment are awful : we got lost in the middle à 10 similar buildings and had to look for the right address for 30 minutes ! There are scaffordings every where and the blocks are very ugly.
- The area is ok but very dirty and noisy.
- The flat has got 4 bedrooms and just one bathroom and one toilet ! It is very small and no living room. You have to be lucky to be able to get in the bathroom !
- Water for the shower is cold most often.
- Toilet paper provided just for half of your stay. For the rest of the time, you have to do however you can !
- Tube is just below the appartement, it's hard to sleep with trains running every 2 minutes !!
- very noisy place : people going in and out early in the morning or late at night.
- A mouse in the kitchen at all time !! Very unpleasant to eat there...
- Nothing for breakfast, although it was said to be provided... No cereals. Just tea bags and sugar half eaten by the mouse.
- Kitchen too small for every body to fit.
- bad bed... Too small. The room is very tiny too.
If you want to enjoy London, DON'T stay in this accomodation.
Comfortable flat and tidy room. Really efficient organisation (we never saw our host). Defintely reccomended for short stays.
I had a really nice stay. London is amazing. The room was clean and had a good location. The neighbourhood was really lively and charming. Thanks a lot Kazzos
Clean, comfortable und nice place to stay for a night. It was a better experience than having a private room in a hostel. The location was very nice, not to loud and very close to Brick Lane. I would definitely book this accommodation again. Thank you for the nice stay!
The apartment was very clean and nice, we had a good one night stay in this room. However the owner doesn't live at this property so when we got there the keys were in a safe on our arrival but the keys we were told to use didn't even open the front door, we had to take another set that was in the safe to EVENTUALLY open the front door, very difficult door to open. We weren't given the wifi password so I messaged the owner, didn't get a reply, called him twice, didn't get a answer, called him the 3rd time and finally got through. He said he would message me the wifi password as soon as I hung up but I never received the message.
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The result of a Laryngectomy, the procedure of putting a hole in one's throat because they smoked too much and got cancer. Too bad you smoked, because now you have a butt hole right on your throat for everyone to see. A Neck Rectum.
Rolando Martinez (throat guy): I was 29 when i got throat cancer from smoking cigarettes. I almost died. Now there is a permanent Neck Rectum in my throat. Nothing will ever be the same again. Not even the simple things.
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Discussion in 'Fantasy Sports Central' started by roscoe36, Sep 13, 2006.
I got one tough coconut man.
How many teams have went 8-1 besides us 2 former bottom dwellers? Thats an impressive accomplishment.
Well, I just realized that the Pastor did not set his lineups all week, so he won TO. I don't like it when people quit. That SUCKS.
Don't get me started on quitters!!! :rant2:
Play to the end. No quiting!!!! That blows. Learn from your mistakes as a GM and take your beating like a man. Then come back next your and show us what you have learned. I clinched a playoff spot by the skin of my teeth. Looks like I will take another beating this week from Webz. If I don't get Emeka and David Lee back I am done for the season. I can't find replacements for that type of production.
Winless, have you ever read this blog? Bench Renaldo You might want to drop LeeNYK for that guy...
You know, It's not like we even expect people to even replace players who aren't producing much (although it would be nice). Just set your lineups for the week, get rid of injured guys who won't return, and don't run a fire sale on your good players. It's tough to stay interested when you've had a bad season or just lost interest in general, but just go through the motions, at least, please.
I never tank. It is too much fun spoiling everyone's fun hoarding all the late blooming players, scaring the playoff teams and talking trash to Motown, who is too sweet and kind a man to come back with good smack.
If David Lee isn't back by playoff time then I will cut him and just pick up who ever I can.
Roscoe's team wears mascara and has been known to do get jiggy at the Blue Oyster on occasion. They don't play hard during games because they don't want to ruin their manicures.
I was wondering about that. He has been falling like a rock lately. Should not factor in though as Dre seems to have the last playoff spot secured.
Pastor was in the running for the last playoff spot. He bailed while he was still in it. If he doesn't set his line-up this week, he may just hand me the regular season crown, and the first seed in the playoffs. This would change all the playoff match-ups. MP and I might actually meet pre-finals. So Pastor's absence really does matter.
For the record: I don't know what is going on in Pastor's particular case. Maybe he has a really good reason for not being around. Maybe not. My comment was directed toward people who quit, in general.
Perhaps Motown can set his lineups for this week? After that. Personally I do not really care what happends in the bottom tier playoffs so its up to you guys?
Mo? No way, Jose. There's no way to fairly manipulate Pastor's line-up, so better not to mess. At least that's what I (who has no stake whatsoever in the matter) have to say.
MMJD, you are an emotional fantasy roller coaster. One day you are on top of the world. The next day, you slit your wrists in #1's bathtub. A few weeks later, you're talking about the top seed. And now you are getting paranoid about Mo's integrity. Trust me, Motown has tons of integrity. It's his fantasy GM skills that are suspect. If anything, he will probably help you by setting Pastor's lineups.
Well, it looks like I can only set his lineups one day in advance. On days that he has more players available than slots I will just pick the first player available. Situation solved.
Man, are you baiting me this week. lol. Alright, I will take you serious bro. lol. You've proven your point.
Mo, I love you so much it hurts. You're my brother.
To be civilized we need a commish and we all have to assume that he will be fair and impartial in cases like this. Most of the time there are enough roster spots for all active players anyway. I trust you Mo, whatever you choose to do. Its your call.
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|Celtics: Marquis Daniels has 'spine issues' that led to Sunday's injury
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When Marquis Daniels stumbled to the floor Sunday afternoon – just 59 seconds into the second quarter – it was an all-too-familiar sight for Doc Rivers. He immediately flashed back to Game 5 of the Eastern Conference finals against the same Magic team when Daniels fell awkwardly to the ground. It seemed like the exact same injury.
After Sunday's game, the Celtics announced that – for all intents and purposes – it was.
The team announced that Daniels, who quickly regained full movement in all extremities, has a preexisting condition in his spinal cord that makes him vulnerable to the spinal cord "bruise" he suffered as he hit the ground Sunday.
"And this one looked worse," Rivers said in a somber tone after the 91-80 win over the Magic at TD Garden. "I don't actually know how our players kind of got back their senses that quickly, because they all knew it, too.
The Celtics trailed 24-17 at the time but gathered themselves to outscore the Magic, 74-56, the rest of the way.
"I knew it immediately," Rivers added. "It was no doubt. Right when he went down, I was already out on the floor. Gilbert [Arenas] or someone was standing near him and I just told him, 'Don't touch him,' because, you could see it was not good.'
The good news was that Daniels had full function of his motor skills following a scary injury in the second quarter of Sunday's game at TD Garden, according to Celtics general manager Danny Ainge, who left to visit him at New England Baptist Hospital.
"Marquis is doing well," Ainge said. "I was just with him at New England Baptist Hospital. He's moving, he's fine. His arms and legs are fine."
Ainge was flanked by team doctor Brian McKeon, who announced that Daniels will be out "indefinitely" and that guard has a pre-existing condition that contributed to Sunday's freak injury, sustained one minute into the second quarter. Daniels fell awkwardly to the court after driving to the right on Gilbert Arenas and remained motionless for over four minutes before being wheeled out on a stretcher.
"He basically bruised his spinal cord," McKeon said. "He'll be out indefinitely. We're getting all the tests at the Baptist and we'll have more information [Monday]. We'll get CT scans, MRIs and serial examinations."
McKeon confirmed that Sunday's injury was directly related to the same injury sustained in Game 5 of the Eastern Conference finals last spring, when the team announced at first that Daniels had a concussion.
"It's not a concussion," McKeon announced. "This is the same type of neck injury that he had so it's just a little bit worse. He's got some spine issues in the past that have been addressed by other teams and so we'll just have to see how it plays out in the next few days.'
"I think he was scared when he was out on the court because he couldn't really move there for a short period of time so that scared him," Ainge said. "But he's had some issues with this before and some tingling in his body and his arms and things before so I think he wasn't scared, he was fine. He had it last year against Orlando in Game 5 and I'm not sure before that. He's had a couple of episodes throughout his career.'
On Sunday, it was apparent that – when and if Daniels returns this season – he'll be dealing with a lot more than just getting back in game shape.
|Marquis Daniels sent to hospital with neck injury
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Celtics guard Marquis Daniels was sent to New England Baptist Hospital with a neck injury after he fell to the ground on a drive to the basket in the second quarter of Sunday's game against the Magic at TD Garden.
Just 59 seconds into the second quarter, Daniels drove to his right on Gilbert Arenas, lost his balance and fell awkwardly to the floor. Daniels remained on the court for several minutes as Celtics medical staff tended to him and the Garden crowd fell silent. Teammates Rajon Rondo, Glen Davis and Kevin Garnett dropped to one knee at Daniels' side.
Eventually, a stretcher was brought onto the court and Daniels gave a brief "thumbs up" before being wheeled off the parquet. The official play-by-play listed the delay at four minutes, 30 seconds.
The injury to Daniels was the second serious injury of the day as Davis was also on the court for several minutes after taking a charge earlier in the first half. Davis was taken to the locker room and treated for a bruise to his head before returning to the bench for the start of the second quarter.
Ironically, both Daniels and Davis were injured and suffered concussions in Game 5 of last year's 2010 Eastern Conference finals against the Magic.
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Romance! A genre of comic books synonymous with Jack Kirby -- undisputed father (along with Joe Simon) of the genre. Let's take a moment today to remember Kirby on what would have been his 95th birthday!
Image sources (all penciled by Jack Kirby, inked by Vince Colletta. These three images are from the reprint issues):
1.) "He Was Perfect -- But I Lost Him!" Originally from My Own Romance #74 (March 1960), reprinted in Our Love Story #12 (August 1971) 2.) "He Never Even Noticed!" Originally from Teen-Age Romance #86 (March 1962), reprinted in My Love #10 (March 1971) 3.) "The Summer Must End!" Originally from Teen-Age Romance #84 (November 1961), reprinted in Our Love Story #9 (February 1971).


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[quote user="MattMeyerBud"][quote user="lttaylor56"][quote user="MattMeyerBud"][quote user="lttaylor56"][quote user="dezzzR"][quote user="MattMeyerBud"][quote user="lttaylor56"][quote user="DavenIII"]Cruz is awesome, and I'm not gonna really blame him for slipping there and then trying to pull out the catch.
Our Running Game is terrible...what happened.
Defense is hit or miss each series....sometimes we are awesome sometimes we just suck.
overall I think we just fell to a trap game...I still think we are in good shape in our division.
[/quote]I have to agree that we're ok in our division. Inconsistent is the word for our defense. When we dial it up we're awesome --and we can suck at the same time. We no longer have a run game-a bit over 60 yards against a defense that was giving 100 yds to previous teams. Most of AB's yards came in big bursts to the left side. The right side of the line is not getting it done or playcalls were not going that way based on matchups.
If cruz didn't slip and miss that step, we Win.
I agree but I must point out one thing:
our defense without Osi - s<u>till can play at a top level.</u>
our defense without Tuck - VERY ORDINARY
[/quote]this d hasnt been playing at a top level, but i agree i dont think we would skip a beat osi. jpp and tuck are both animals
[/quote]what the f is the deal with us going offsides on two occassions with a 1st and goal late in the game? Are you kidding me?
thats another thing - penalties
we have to be leading the league in penalties...
Honestly how many offensive series did we have where Eli was getting sacked or a penalty and we in long yardage. It felt like EVERY SINGLE time we had the ball.
[/quote]It was starting to feel like quicksand every time and these are the circumstances where Eli makes mistakes...it could of been much worse. He has improved a bit.
again, I really disagree with that.
He still lofted alot of balls, didn't step into pressure, had the WR slip and a ball bounce off his hands, garbage time INT, and then one justified INT
Even those two balls to Cruz: the one for the TD and the one on the last drive that eli threw low and Cruz caught. They weren' PERFECT balls by any means, but they got there. Because they were caught people like Moorehead will give Eli respect and say hes improved - but the truth is those are the same balls being thrown last year...
even Aikman was saying the same thing i've been saying. The fact that Cruz caught the ball makes Eli all of a sudden a QB whose improved. he even brought it up on those tipped balls that we were lucky didn't get INT.
Eli is Eli... its what those do around him which ultimately define his success or not. We are not seeing much different play. Even the whole "Eli is TAKING more sacks" argument im not agreeing with. He just isn't having time to even try to make those throws. The line is putrid at times
But not to start with Moorehead and not give him credit - good call with MArshawn Lynch. I had to gag when I said that
and Big B - **** YOU!!! lol
[/quote]I can agree with the fact that Eli's reciever's define his improved or declined play. He get's the ball in the vicinity and Plax(ie) could commonly get to it. Eli is much different than Gb's Rodger's or Brady who throw precise darts to their receivers.


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