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Kingston Cemetery
Tuscola County, Michigan
Lat: 43° 24' 45"N, Lon: 83° 09' 57"W
Koylton Township, Sec 3
Contributed by Gloria Hall, Jun 25, 2004 [firstname.lastname@example.com]. Total records = 1,900.
To reach cemetery drive east out of Kingston on (M-46) Sanilac for less than a mile. The cemetery is on the south or right side of the highway at Cemetery Rd.
This record is a combination of cemetery sexton records and a reading of the gravestones.
Standard abbreviations used. Military information is given. As in all older cemeteries, there are a number of unmarked burials.
This was walked in the 1980's and again in the late 1990's. At the time of the last reading it was an active cemetery.Notation:
- Gloria Hall
nm - indicates there is no marker present.
sb - indicates a stillborn child.
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Michigan Obituaries and Death Notices
- Michigan Obituary Records, 1690-Today - GenealogyBank.com
- Find Michigan Death Records in Newspapers, 1690-Today - GenealogyBank.com
- Michigan Newspaper Funeral Notices, 1690-Today - GenealogyBank.com


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@sbhikesLocale: Santa Barbara (Name: Diane)
Does anybody have any good examples of Do It Yourself lightweight backpacking gear made from things you didn't actually make yourself?
For example, for a long time I would go backpacking with a bed-top mosquito net that I bought at a travel store. It wasn't rain-proof, but I survived some light rain by draping my poncho over it.
I seem to be sewing-challenged, and following diagrams and instructions seem impossible to me. So I try to make do in other ways. I'm always interested in things I can do that don't require engineering documentation, tools or a sewing machine. Please share!Jan 26, 2009 at 4:34 pm #1473115
Rosaleen SullivanBPL Member
@mamarosa43Locale: New England
Sure, I have a couple of DIY items that don't require a huge amount of skill.
Hiking pants with zip-off legs have become very popular. Did you ever weigh a pair? Those separating zippers have to be pretty strong and weigh a lot. Also, I find it inconvenient to stop, take off my pack to dig out/store the legs, take off my shoes to put the legs on and off, etc. So, my preference is to find nylon pants with wide enough legs to allow me to roll/fold them up to around the knee somewhere. A pair of grosgrain ribbons can easily hold up the legs. I did sew a button hole on the end of two pieces of ribbon, then sewed the ribbons to the each outside seam at spots that I liked along the thigh. The ribbon is inside and a button is stitched through the seam and ribbon to the outside of each leg. When I want to shorten my pants, I just fold them up and button the ribbons in place. If I had no way to use a machine, I could hand-work the button hole, or come up with another method to fasten it, or just use two cords on each side, tied. I don't see why a cord run through a fold on the loose end of the ribbon could not "button" the pant legs in the up position.
Another simple DIY item is a cozy for a water bottle, food container, etc. In winter, I carry a Gatorade bottle wrapped with windshield reflector material. I've stopped drinking hot beverages from it, in case any nasty stuff is thrown off by the plastic, but I do use it for cold drinks stored a short time, and a hot water bottle is marvelous in the bottom of a sleeping bag after a day of hiking in cold rain… The same windshiled reflector and tape covers a Ziplock bowl that I set my food baggie into while it rehydrates. I could cozy my pot, but I usually cover my bowl, instead.
Cut the walls from a couple of soda cans, and staple them together for a cheap windscreen that holds up longer than aluminum foil.
It is a start!
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OMAHA, Neb. — Hayneedle, a leading online home furnishings retailer in the United States, will begin offering special, curated sales events from its independent flash sale site, the Foundary, at hayneedle.com starting May 6.
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Launched by Hayneedle in October 2010, the Foundary has offered members daily offers of home essentials at up to 70% off retail prices. Thefoundary.com will no longer exist as a standalone website.


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Shot peening is an important and often vital process in the aerospace industries. Originally done manually with a ball-peen hammer, shot peening today is a high-tech process to reduce all types of stresses, including tensile, compressive, and bending stresses, thus stabilising and increasing component life.
Röslers R&D programmes began with the ball-peen hammer and developed it into a wide range of equipment for controlled and monitored shot peening with Rösler"s robotic systems playing a major role.
Aero engine blades, discs, shafts and airframes are now all peened at some stage in their production cycle.
Engine blades during overhaul are often peened in order to re-induce compressive stress, thus considerably reducing the possibility of fatigue cracks when back in service.


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Paul YachtCrew necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 488 diseños de 103 diseñadores freelance.
YachtCrew.net is an online Yacht Crew Management Portal. The website will provide Yacht Crew, Yacht Owners and Skippers tools and information to support their sport and business. The site will include Classified ads, Photography, Crew Search and Racing Management Tool.
Yacht Crew, Yacht Owners and Skippers
Requirements as follows:
- Professional Logo and Brand Design for YachtCrew.net
- A nautical theme that promotes a professional upmarket image.
- Color Scheme
The winning design will be used for web and print.
Aquabumps.com would be a good example of the kind of design we are trying to achieve.


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Originally Posted by CDW4ME
I like the look of the VZ Grips that came on my Dan Wesson Valor, but they are a little too thin for me.
My Les Baer UTC has thin grips and they are okay.
Both pistols have cut checkering on the front strap, but the DW is more aggressive.
I guess I can tolerate thin grips if the checkering on the front strap is moderate.
As a reference, a Generation 2 (no finger groves) Glock 19/23 is just about perfect.
A Kahr P9 feels too thin.
I put Hogue (does not cover front strap) grips on the DW.
Yes, I had to replace bushings & screws.
No, they do not look anywhere near as good as the VZ.
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NCI Dictionary of Cancer Terms
The NCI Dictionary of Cancer Terms features 8,084 terms related to cancer and medicine.
- periodic neutropenia
- listen (PEER-ee-AH-dik noo-troh-PEE-nee-uh)
- A chronic condition that affects neutrophils (a type of white blood cell). In periodic neutropenia, the number of neutrophils in the blood goes in cycles from normal to low and back to normal again. Symptoms include fever, inflamed mucous membranes in the mouth, and infections. Also called cyclic neutropenia.


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Fall is my favorite season. I love the crisp apples, hot cider, pumpkin pie, football games and all the fall festivals. Be sure to mark your calender for Friday, Oct. 1 when Maud Marks host our annual Hispanic Heritage Festival. Events start at 2pm with Crafts, Salsa Danicng and a Quincinera Seminar at 3:30 pm. Should be lots of fun for all ages.
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Incorporated in the year 2003, Multi Commodity Exchange of India Ltd (MCX) is electronic commodity futures exchange, which provides online trading facility along with clearing and settlement operations for commodity futures across India. MCX has emerged as the market leader in India's commodities future industry with around 88% market share as on 30th September, 2011. As on 31st December 2011, it had 2,153 registered members nationwide with more than 296,000 terminals across India and has emerged as the 5th largest commodity futures exchange in the world as per Futures Industry Association (FIA) survey.
In domestic market are National Commodity and Derivative Exchanges Ltd (NCDEX), National Multi Commodity Exchange of India Ltd (NMCE), Indian Commodity Exchange Ltd (ICEX) and ACE Derivatives and Commodity Exchange Ltd (ACE). In international market, the peers are Shanghai Futures Exchange, CME Group (includes CBOT and NYMEX), Zhengzhou Commodity Exchange, etc.
Source: RHP, MCX
MCX allows trading in more than 50 commodities across sectors like bullion, metals, energy and agricultural products. In the world, MCX is the largest silver exchange, the second largest in gold, copper and natural gas and third largest in crude oil futures based on the number of futures contracts traded as on 30th June 2011.
MCX is offering 6.4 million equity shares at a price band of Rs 860 to Rs 1,032 through an offer for sale. The key shareholders who are reducing their stakes are Financial Technologies (India) Ltd (FTIL), State Bank of India (SBI), GLG Financials Fund (GLG), Alexandra Mauritius Ltd (AML), Corporation Bank, ICICI Lombard General Insurance Company and Bank of Baroda. Through this IPO, 2.6 mn shares are offered by FTIL, 2.1 mn shares are offered by SBI, 0.78 mn by GLG, 0.39 mn by AML, 0.24 mn by Corporation Bank, 0.14 mn by ICICI Lombard and 0.1 mn Bank of Baroda. Subsequent to IPO, FTIL's stake in MCX will reduce to 26% from around 44% they owned earlier. The issue is worth Rs 552 – Rs 663 crore. However, the company will not receive any proceeds from this offer.
Credit rating agency, CRISIL has assigned 5/5 grade to the IPO of MCX which indicates strong fundamentals. However, this grade is not an opinion on whether the issue price is appropriate to the issue fundamentals. Also, it's not a recommendation to buy, sell or hold this graded instrument.
The company originates its income from transaction fees with respect to the trades executed on their exchange, annual subscription fees, membership admission fees, terminal charges, proceeds of sale and dividend / interest income from investments.
§ Leadership position in the commodity futures industry.
§ To launch new products at regular intervals, retain existing investors and attract new investors for trading in futures market.
§ Technology infrastructure is a key factor of growth for this company and highly scalable business model.
§ Experienced Management team / board of directors to cruise the business, by adapting to newer changes in the regulatory environment and bring innovations to exchange.
§ Intends to grow its market presence in new regions across India and to increase number of its participants.
§ Enhance marketing, educational and promote awareness of trading in futures industry among participants in related industries.
§ Continue to pursue strategic initiatives to open up new revenue streams. The company is looking for opportunities to invest in companies or assets in related industries, primarily in India and the pan-Asian region, which would enhance its growth, operations and profitability.
§ Unable to grow the turnover of commodity futures traded on exchange could affect the business.
§ Growing competition from existing players and new entrants in the industry.
§ Maximum income is derived from futures trading of some commodities on exchange. So, decline in trading volume of these commodities could affect the flow of income.
§ Failure to amend Forward Contracts Regulation Act, 1952 (FCRA) in timely manner. If this measures are not brought into force in a timely manner, and its inability to introduce new products on the exchange could have adverse affect on its operation.
§ Imposing Commodities Transaction Tax (CTT) by government could decline volumes of future trading on exchange.
MCX has reported robust growth over past 3 years. Operating income has growth at a CAGR of 32%, EBITDA at ~31% and adjusted PAT at ~30% between FY09-11. In medium term, the company's strong market position and continuous focus on product innovation would act as growth drivers. In long term, introduction of new instruments such as options trading on exchange and active participation by institutional players, after necessary regulatory reforms take place, are likely to drive growth in income.
As on December 2012, the company registered total income of ~Rs 474 crore and net profit of ~Rs 220 crore. Since, the company has the price band of the IPO at Rs 860 – Rs 1032 it pegs the valuation of the bourse at Rs 5263 crore (around $1 billion) at the upper end of the price band. On basis of earnings multiple, the upper end of the price band puts MCX slightly on the expensive side i.e. 30 times its earnings of FY11, while it would be 25 times on the lower end of the price band. However, IPO of MCX is first of its kind stock in the market with no close peer for valuation to compare and riding on India's potential for rapid growth in commodity trading.
The pricing of this IPO is attractive based on valuation and growth prospects. It's recommended to "Subscribe" for this issue considering MCX's leadership position in commodity exchange markets, operating profits around 60% from last two financial years and debt free balance sheet.
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This Man Really Loves His Name – You Will Too [Video]
This TV reporter has one of the most musical names I have ever heard. In fact every time he signs off, it's as if the angels are singing. Just wait until you hear him say what the others can only call him.


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This is a discussion on Wild day/night in the midwest within the Off Topic & Humor Discussion forums, part of the The Back Porch category; Originally Posted by glock27mark hey sixto, what side of cincy are you on. i have some family that live in the batavia area. did'nt think ...
This is the law;
The purpose of fighting is to win.
There is no possible victory in defense.
The sword is more important than the shield and skill is more important than either.
The final weapon is the brain. All else is supplemental. - John Steinbeck
That's crazy Sixto - I can't believe you guys had more damage in your neck of the Woods than we did here in Dallas. Glad you and yours are okay!!
"Do not fear those who disagree with you; fear those that do and are too cowardly to admit it" - Napoleon
thats good, thanks for the update.
we had alot of rain and a tornado
in plymouth,mich. just west of detroit.
(SHERIFF BUFORD T. JUSTICE) "what the hell is
the world coming too"
Sorry to hear you got damage Sixto. That stinks.
I guess you will never move to the Gulf Coast will you? I know we are glad to be out of there. As bad as it gets everywhere else when these things make landfall, you for sure do not want to be right there, on the coast where it comes ashore! We have been there for that a grand total of 7 times do varying degrees of severity and that is more than enough for me. I never want to do it again.
Glad everyone is OK. Damage can be repaired, power can be restored. I'm sure it was a wild shift you worked though.
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Yup, I worked 1400 to 0001, it was non stop all night. Then the derelicts starting fighting with each other (no TV to keep them busy)...it was wild.
"Just blame Sixto"
I reserve the right to make fun, point and laugh etc.
The eye passed directly over my place in East Texas, winds were down to 50mph or so. We lost power for about 12.5 hours, no damage other than some limbs and leaves.
Yoda, I am, yes.
Six.. i am sorry for your damages and trials with the storm , however i have to as a redneck mention that this is not an excuse ( from urging ) or reason ( from " common " sense) to spend your gun/ammo budget on the home . The home should pay for its self , and there is this thing called " equity " whereby some fools will loan you money for buying the place ( and for storm damage at low interest too lol ) . The only household " repair " that should come out of the " gun fund " right now is that nifty 5k watt generator that you need to run the hunting camp anyway . Food for thought bud , take it as it is LOL .
Make sure you get full value out of today , Do something worthwhile, because what you do today will cost you one day off the rest of your life .
We only begin to understand folks after we stop and think .
Criminals are looking for victims, not opponents.
My damage was very minimal. I got up on the roof this morning and replaced two ridge caps and my siding is all but 100% repaired already... I just ran out of galv. roofing nails. I have to get more in the a.m. Some minor repairs are needed for my fence too, nothing really even worth mentioning.
So once its all said and done, I got away with two ridge caps, two boxes of nails and a tube of caulk. Excluding my labor, (about 5hrs) it cost me less than $100.00.
I got very lucky compared to my neighbors.
"Just blame Sixto"
I reserve the right to make fun, point and laugh etc.
I'm glad to hear your all fixed up and ok with it all.
I got hit good yesterday. I had a Ash tree fall on the house and hot tub, lost some shingles on the roof, and bent my flagpole in half.
They say there was 75mph wind gust but I think we had gust well over that at times at my place because it bent that flagpole (minus a flag) like it was nothing.
I lost ten trees to the high winds..we were without power until 2pm this afternoon..this is looking from my front porch
"Brains before Bullets"
Sorry about the damage. Here, weather has been highs around 103, sunny, etc. Well, that's the desert for ya.
Sixto, glad to hear you are OK. You guys got hit by the equivalent of a Category 1 Hurricane winds and that is amazing for that area.
You have to make the shot when fire is smoking, people are screaming, dogs are barking, kids are crying and sirens are coming.
Randy Cain.
Ego will kill you. Leave it at home.
Signed: Me!
"Just blame Sixto"
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Verizon is hosting a series of recycling rallies to help consumers dispose of common household electronics in a safe and environmentally-sound manner.
Verizon employees and members of the general public can bring laptop and desktop computers, stereo and audio equipment and other common household electronics to one of eight free recycling events to be held at Verizon facilities across the country.
Verizon locations hosting recycling rallies in 2013 will include Albuquerque, N.M., Wilmington, N.C., Charleston, S.C. and Ashburn, Va.
"E-Waste can be tricky, so we're making it easy and convenient for our employees and people in many of the communities we serve to dispose of electronics in an environmentally friendly manner," said James Gowen, Verizon's chief sustainability officer, in a press release.
The Verizon recycling rallies operate with a zero-landfill goal. This means that the materials donated will be reused or recycle so they don't end up in landfills.
Verizon says that similar events held in 2012 produced 531,000 pounds of electronic waste – roughly equivalent to the weight of 14 charter buses.
"By opening up our recycling rallies to the public, Verizon was able to offset the equivalent of 828 tons of CO2 last year alone," said Gowen.
The electronic recycling rallies are part of Verizon's comprehensive sustainability strategy. The company also participates in the HopeLine recycling and reuse program, which keeps phones out of landfills by donating them to domestic violence survivors. Over nine million wireless phones have been collected through the program since 2001.
Customers from any wireless carrier can also participate in Verizon's Trade-In Program, which allows consumers to trade in no-longer-used wireless devices and receive a Verizon Wireless gift card by mail.
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Cedar County Historical Society
March, 2013-Cedar County Historical Society Official Minutes
Vice President Judy Nichols called the first monthly meeting of 2013 to order at 10:00 a.m. on Saturday, March 16. Members present were Nichols, Treasurer Kay Snow, Assistant Treasurer Shirley Potts, Luella Phipps, Murle Phipps, Dale Goodman, Barbara Goodman, Chris Barber, Bob Phillips and Secretary Nancy Smith. Ken Potts also attended. (Note: The January and February meetings were canceled because of bad weather.)
The December Minutes were approved without a formal reading; and the Treasurer's and Building Fund Committee's Reports were approved after reading. Snow reported that two certificates of deposit had matured in the past two months and that they had been combined into one new 3-year certificate of deposit.
We will be partnering with the Geneva Sharp Library in Stockton on a program about the Battle of Wilson Creek given by Jeff Patrick, a Wilson's Creek National Battlefield Park Ranger and author of the book, Campaigning for Wilson Creek. The tentative date for the program is Wednesday, April 24, at 2:00 p.m. in the library's meeting room. Refreshments will also be served.
Claud Hoffman may be available in May to give his presentation on the trails of Cedar County. The 1863 Battle of Stockton will be the subject of another upcoming 2013 program.
The Publication Committee has started work on Lyceum Series: Cedar County and the Civil War. Any members or others who have Civil War-era photos, documents, family traditions, etc. that they are willing to share with us to include in this booklet or for display in the museum's pending Civil War exhibit should contact one of the officers.
Snow reported that she'd finished moving the 1991 to 2010 issues of "The Cedar County Republican" from the library to the museum. Member Norma Petty has also sent her two volumes of 2011 and 2012 obituaries she'd compiled. There has been no change in the location of the Hartley safe.
Smith reported that all of our checks from collecting Summer Fresh receipts and Best Choice barcodes have arrived and that we've collected about forty empty printer ink cartridges from members and non-members to recycle for fundraising. Summer Fresh/Pricecutter has a revised "Helping Hand" program so members should save any receipt with "$1 Helping Hand Reward" printed at the top.
Our booth at the Korth Senior Center Craft Sale in December was very successful. We sold several books as well as almost all of our baked goods, candy and crocheted cowls.
Members voted to have our annual garage sale on Friday and Saturday, May 3 and 4. We will start accepting donated items at the April meeting. After that, items can be delivered to Smith's house at 601 South Street up to and including Wednesday, May 1.
After discussion, members also voted to change the hours the museum and research area will be open to the public. The new hours are 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. on the first Saturday of each month from April through October. Other times, including those for school tours, can be scheduled by calling Nichols (276-7092), Snow (276-3443) or Smith (276-3469). The Goodmans will have the museum open on Saturday, April 6.
We're now soliciting bids to sell the original tin ceiling panels from the Stockton Community Building. The society will keep six good panels and offer the remainder for sale. Anyone wanting more information or to submit a bid should contact Nichols.
M. Phipps brought several of his childhood items he's donating to the society—a charming toy barn set with figures, a child's garden tool set, a "Johnson Makes The Team" comic book distributed by B. F. Goodrich and nine promotional children's booklets published by the Samuel Lowe Company.
Other donations this winter include an antique handmade wood agitator for helping wash clothes from Lois Coffin; a sheet of letterhead from the Stockton Theatre and a fourth-grade arithmetic book from Caplinger School from Barber; a printer from the Cedar County Library District; and framed photos of four original watercolor paintings by Marlene Brining of "Barns of Cedar County" as well as two metal dress forms from Smith. The Shady Hill Club has also loaned us their 2012 Friendship Quilt for display in the museum this year.
Hedges unveiled her "Walnut Daze" quilt for our 2013 quilt raffle fundraiser. This autumn-toned reversible queen-size quilt measures 90"x110" and is suitable to use as a quilt or a bedspread. It will be on display at the museum until the Black Walnut Festival in September. Tickets are $1 each or six tickets for $5 and are available from now until the end of the festival.
NOTE: We will be having a spring museum dusting immediately after the April meeting. Dust cloths will be provided.
Our 352-page Cedar County, Missouri, History & Families, originally published in 1998, is out-of-print. We are now maintaining a pre-publication list for people interested in being notified when we're preparing to reprint this book. Anyone wanting their name on that list should contact us with their address, telephone number and email address, if applicable. This list will be for notification purposes only and will not be a commitment to purchase.
The meeting adjourned. Our next meeting will be at 10:00 a.m., Saturday, April 20, 2013, in our museum at 106 West Davis in Stockton. Anyone interested in Cedar County history and genealogy is welcome to attend and/or join the Society. Annual dues are $10.00 (Individual), $20.00 (Family), and $75.00 (Life). We also do genealogical and historical research for $10.00 per hour. Contact us online at www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~mocchs, by email at email@example.com, by mail at P. O. Box 111, Stockton, MO 65785, or by contacting any officer or member.
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After watching Leapfrog "Word Factory" a few times (oh who am I kidding a bazillion times since N was born), B started making words in the AT family with his magnetic letters. I decided if he was interested I needed to provide the opportunities and activities.
Pictured above are the AT family printables I found and used with B. It only takes one word family to get the ball rolling so instead of listing just the AT printables, I wanted to list the links where I found these CVC activities (all word families). If you know of any other links to CVC printables, let me know! I'd love to check them out!
Word Building Mat Set – Laminate and write on the page with a dry erase marker or use plastic letters to make words (example pictured above)
Sound Blending Word Slide (example pictured above)
Phonics Partner Puzzles (example pictured above)
Printable Word Family Books from Hubbards Cupboard
Kidzone features an article about opinions of teaching your child phonics, word lists, printables, and activities to try with the words
Construct a Word (online game) from Read Write Think
Phonics Word Wheels from Super Teacher Worksheets
Mini Word Family Books & Word Wheels from Enchanted Learning
**There are many ways to work with blending sounds together. Some of those activities to be posted soon….


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NEW HAVEN -- Where have you gone, New Haven Coliseum?
According to Jeremy Makins, the head of the Yale University athletics ticket office, there are less than 300 tickets remaining for Yale's men's game against Harvard on Jan. 27.
The Lee Amphitheater sold out just once last season, and that was for the Ivy League title game between Harvard and Princeton won by the Tigers at the buzzer.
Listing a capacity of 2,532, Yale did not sell out any regular-season games last season, but Makins said he expects an advance sellout for what is shaping out to be a crucial, albeit early, Ivy League game.
Yale, picked second in the preseason Ivy poll, is 9-4 after knocking off Holy Cross 82-67 on Tuesday night. The Crimson suffered just their second loss of the season on Tuesday, getting upset at Fordham 60-54. Harvard (12-2) is ranked 22nd in the nation and was the preseason choice for the league title.
Makins said that the lower portion of the Lee Amphitheater is reserved for students and will be held for walk-up sales only.
"We'll get word out to the students that they better get there early, but we won't sell them in advance," Makins said.
Makins also said that most of the sales have been from local fans, but did say that Harvard has several bus loads expected for the 7 p.m. tip-off.
There are no plans to move the game against Harvard to another venue. According to Tim Bennett, Yale's assistant director for sports publicity, the Bulldogs have played two "home" games in the past decade off campus.
In 2002, Yale played an NIT game against Tennessee Tech at�the Coliseum. After the Bulldogs upset Rutgers in the first round, Yale officials wanted a bigger venue for the second-round game.
Yale also played Wake Forest in 2003 in Bridgeport. That game was originally slated for the Coliseum, but was changed as the building was closed.
Yale also played UConn at the Coliseum several times in the 1980s and 90s. The building was demolished on Jan. 20, 2007.
Remaining tickets can be purchased online by visiting the Yale Athletics website.
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HTC Flyer, a 7 inch slate powered by Android which worked with the optional HTC Scribe stylus. Then 7 months later, out came the HTC Jetstream, a 10.1 inch tablet with support for AT&T's 4G LTE pipeline. The Android powered slate also used HTC Scribe for special features. HTC had a chance to produce the first Windows tablet last year, but Microsoft reportedly wanted a stronger partner. At the time, HTC had just 1% of the global tablet market and was coming off a series of poor selling handsets such as the HTC Rhyme.
Some believe that the new HTC tablet is already being mass produced with contract manufacturer Pegatron said to be assembling the device. HTC and Microsoft have both refused to comment.
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Cuomo Strikes Deal with Toyota on Recall
As Congress investigates the faulty brake problem with some Toyota vehicles, the Japanese carmaker has pledged to help inconvenienced New Yorkers.
Attorney General Andrew Cuomo announced the agreement with Toyota in which the automaker will offer at-home vehicle pickup, free rental cars, and other assistance to the 500,000 New Yorkers affected by the vehicle recall.
Cuomo says losing a vehicle for any length of time is a setback for citizens who depend on their cars to get to work.
"They're not in a position to go out and rent a car and pay the costs, that's expensive," says Cuomo. "So I think Toyota is doing the right but fair thing here."
Cuomo says New York is the first state to reach this kind of agreement with Toyota. Car owners affected by the recall can learn more of the details at NYToyotaHelp.com.
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The Tea Party movement of 2009 shocked the political establishment and left the media dizzy in its wake. How did it happen? Where did it come from? Now, experience the story of the movement that's driving our national conversation against big government.
"Tea Party: The Documentary Film" follows the struggles of five grassroots individuals and their transformation from home town activists and rally organizers to national activists in the 9/12 March on Washington. In the process, the film reveals what is at the heart of this nationwide surge of civic engagement - a return to and respect for a limited government, personal responsibility and fiscal restraint.
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* The movie will be screened in The Amphitheater. Once you arrive at the Reagan Building, just enter and ask a security guard for directions to The Amphitheater.
The premiere will be hosted by FreedomWorks Chairman Dick Armey and President Matt Kibbe. It will also feature the executive producer, Luke Livingston, and the 5 stars of the film.
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" Old Station House / Station Road / Corbridge / Northumberland / NE45 5AY / Great Britain / Tel: +44 (0) 1434 633434/ Fax: +44 (0) 1434 633923. "
2/7/10 - very well organised, good service, however at least half of our party of 11 were very disappointed with their main courses. The tikka massala in particular was bland to say the least. Would I book another group event, go personally or recommend them, in a word, no. After all, a top quality curry was a key part of our night our night out & we were let down badly. If it had not been a corporate event anumber of us would have argued whether even paying half the cost was fair.
All Aboard the curry train!
Every month or so, we take it in turns to decide on a venue for a meal and this time, 10 of us were off on the "curry train", or the "Passage to India" train.
No parking to worry about. The staff meet people under the clock at Newcastle Central Station, and you are free to collect your menu and then go back into Centurion Bar until the train leaves at 19:10.
The train is the normal Newcastle to Carlisle service and once on board, if you haven't taken your own drinks along, red or white wine can be bought at a cost of £10.45. Expensive, but the bottles do come with special Valley Junction labels and they have a captive audience.
After about half an hour, the train arrives at Corbridge and it's off the train and onto the restaurant. During the half hour journey, there is no time to get bored as there is drink being served, and it is at this stage that you place your order so that they can phone orders straight to the restaurant.
The restaurant is a short walk across the railway bridge and then there it is, on the night we went, looking very inviting as it was snowing outside.
The restaurant sits alongside the railway and is an old stone building, accessed by a path.
Once inside, you are straight into the bar area, which is the only smoking area in the place. This has a small bar, a roaring fire and cosy seats and tables dotted about. It was a Saturday night and packed, so when we first went inside, this was all I could see.
Once your table is ready, you are taken upstairs where there are a series of smaller rooms, tastefully decorated and with a predominance of large tables or small round tables put together. This, I suppose, is because the very nature of the experience lends itself to parties rather than couples.
With the "Passage to India" package, guests get to chose from the a la carte menu- 4 courses for £28.50, including train fair!
The menu has a good selection, with starters ranging from "2.75 for Pakura to £6.50 for the King Prawn Bhaji.
Main courses include Chef's Recommendations, Tandoori Oven, Tikka curries, Biryanis, Mild dishes (Korma, Malayan, Shahe, Kashmiri), Medium Hot dishes (Rogan, Karai, Bhuna, Dupiaza), Hot Dishes (Madras, Vindaloo, Dhansak, Jalfrezei, Ceylon, Pathia) and Vegetarian Specials. There is also a selection of Sundries and Rice Dishes.
There were 10 of us, so a good selection of the food was ordered, and it proved to be well prepared and tasty. The meal came complete with poppadoms, naa breads, pilau and vegetable rice, so there was something for everyone and plenty of it!
After the main course, we were all brought Cointreau ice cream in those nifty little plastic bottles, reminiscent I think, of the eighties.
There wasn't one person who left that restaurant feeling as though they still needed feeding or feeling disappointed with the food.
At about 10pm, customers are advised to start to think about leaving as the train leaves the station at 22:19. So, down to the station, and there it is, the train, ready to take people back to Central Station, although you are free to leave the train at any station more appropriate.
TOILETS are clean and located at the back of the restaurant, although a bit too close to the eating area. I seemed to be straight out of my seat and into the toilets.
A TAKE AWAY service is available at 20% cheaper than the restaurant prices.
OPENING HOURS Monday to Saturday 6pm-11pm, closed Sunday
WEBSITE www.valleyrestaurants.co.uk for more information including details of the other restaurants, one being in the signal box and vintage Great Northern railway Carriage at the Old Jesmond Station.
All in all, this is a really fun night out.
As stated by the Curry Club of Great Britain "Most original Indian Restaurant in Great Britain". This is a good description of the restaurant, because if you choose to pay for the whole package, what you actually get is an experience rather than merely a meal.
The staff are helpful and efficient and things ran very smoothly, although when we first went into the bar area, there were obviously lots of people clamouring for drinks. However, the staff were equal to the task and we didn't wait around for ages waiting to get served.
It is certainly an excellent choice for parties of people and for celebrations if anyone is looking to do something a bit different. I don't know that it would be a good choice for a romantic dinner "a deux" because from what I saw on Saturday night, it was groups of people, and I certainly would not have enjoyed being there as one of two. However, one of our party said that he often goes on a Thursday which he claims to be the better night- quieter but still with a fun party atmosphere.
I would recommend this restaurant for anyone wanting a good curry in clean surroundings with efficient staff, and a good laugh along the way.
Thanks for reading.
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text: [[quoteright:300:http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/humphrey_bogart_01.jpg]] [[caption-width-right:300:"Play it again, Sam." [[note]]His most famous line that he ''[[BeamMeUpScotty didn't]]'' say.[[/note]]]]->''"Here's looking at you, kid."''-->-- His famous lines from ''Film/{{Casablanca}}''Humphrey [=DeForest=] Bogart was born in 1899 to Belmont [=DeForest=] Bogart, a New York society doctor of Knickerbocker descent, and his wife, society illustrator Maud Humphrey. After being kicked out of Andover Academy (one of the most prestigious schools in New England), Humphrey did a stint in the Navy as a military policeman near the end of World War One, gaining his trademark scar (and lisp) from a sailor's fist [[note]]There are varying stories as to how Bogie got his scar and lisp, that's just one of them[[/note]].He drifted into acting in the early 1920s and became a regular in Broadway productions, often playing society fops. The 1929 stock market crash forced many Broadway theatres to close, but the real impetus behind Bogart's move to Hollywood and movies was the crash's effect on his family's finances; his father had been bankrupted, leaving Bogart's mother and disabled sister almost destitute and Bogart himself without a safety net. After some years of toiling in obscurity, his first great success was as the ferocious Duke Mantee in ''The Petrified Forest'', which led to a period of typecasting as a gangster in B-movies. His breakthrough came in 1941 with ''Film/HighSierra'' and ''Film/TheMalteseFalcon''. The next year, his performance as Rick Blaine in ''Film/{{Casablanca}}'' raised him to the peak of his profession and at the same time, cemented his trademark film persona, that of the hard-boiled cynic who ultimately shows his noble side. Other successes followed, including ''Film/ToHaveAndHaveNot'', ''Film/TheBigSleep'', ''Film/DarkPassage'', and ''Film/KeyLargo'', with his wife Creator/LaurenBacall (whom he married on friend Creator/PeterLorre's advice); ''Film/TheTreasureOfTheSierraMadre''; ''Film/TheAfricanQueen'', opposite Creator/KatharineHepburn, for which he won his only AcademyAward; ''Film/{{Sabrina}}'', and ''Literature/TheCaineMutiny''. During a film career of almost thirty years, he appeared in 75 feature films.He was, and remains, awesome.Despite being, arguably, not mainstream Hollywood and showing disdain for the general 'Movie star attitude' (he hated phonies), Bogart, in his capacity as a leading man and even a bit before that, got to work with many of the major female stars of the period, including Creator/KatharineHepburn, Creator/BetteDavis, Creator/IngridBergman, Creator/AvaGardner, Creator/AudreyHepburn, etc. He was also pretty connected to many of the major male stars through the Rat Pack and his funeral was a veritable "Who's who" of Hollywood.At the time of his death from cancer in 1957, Bogart was one of the most respected figures in American cinema. Since his death, his persona and film performances have been considered as having a lasting impact and have led to him being described as a cultural icon. In 1997, Entertainment Weekly magazine named him the number one movie legend of all time. In 1999, the American Film Institute ranked him the Greatest Male Star of All Time. He made [[Film/TheAfricanQueen one movie]] with AFI's number one on their female list, Creator/KatharineHepburn; offscreen, the two were part of the same social circle and were also close friends.The term "Bogart," used to mean "hoard" (as in, "stop Bogarting that joint, give it to me") comes from how Bogart's characters would often be seen holding lit cigarettes, but would rarely actually take a puff.He also makes appearances in several ''WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes'' shorts, including one where Elmer Fudd hits him in the face with a coconut custard pie with whipped cream.----!!Partial filmography (in chronological order):* ''Film/ThePetrifiedForest'' (1936)* ''Film/StandIn'' (1937)* ''Film/AngelsWithDirtyFaces'' (1938)* ''Film/DarkVictory'' (1939)* ''Film/TheRoaringTwenties'' (1939)* ''Film/HighSierra'' (1941)* ''Film/TheMalteseFalcon'' (1941)* ''Film/AllThroughTheNight'' (1941)* ''Film/{{Casablanca}}'' (1942)* ''Film/ToHaveAndHaveNot'' (1944)* ''Film/TheBigSleep'' (1946)* ''Film/DarkPassage'' (1947)* ''Film/TheTreasureOfTheSierraMadre'' (1948)* ''Film/KeyLargo'' (1948)* ''Film/InALonelyPlace'' (1950)* ''Film/TheAfricanQueen'' (1951)* ''Film/BeatTheDevil'' (1953)* ''Film/TheBarefootContessa'' (1954)* ''Literature/TheCaineMutiny'' (1954)* ''Film/{{Sabrina}}'' (1954)* ''Film/WereNoAngels'' (1955)----!!Tropes relating to Bogart and his work include:* UsefulNotes/AcademyAward: Won Best Actor for ''Film/TheAfricanQueen'' in 1951, beating out Creator/MarlonBrando in ''Theatre/AStreetcarNamedDesire''. Three years later he was nominated again, for ''Literature/TheCaineMutiny'', but lost... to Brando, who won for ''Film/OnTheWaterfront''.* TheAlcoholic** When Bogart was in front of a judge on a trumped-up personal assault charge for a 4 AM restaurant altercation, the judge asked him if he was drunk. He said, "At 4 in the morning, isn't everyone?"** He and director Creator/JohnHuston were the only two people working on ''Film/TheAfricanQueen'' who didn't succumb to a bout of dysentery. It's because they didn't drink much besides whiskey.*** Despite this, Huston was always quick to point out that Bogart wasn't an alcoholic, at least in the sense that most people understand the term.* AntiHero: Great part of his roles. * BadassLongcoat: Frequently. Can make a strong claim to being the TropeCodifier.* ButtMonkey: Despite having a breakthrough performance in ''Film/ThePetrifiedForest'', Warner Bros refused to make him a big star similar to the studios' contract players, Creator/EdwardGRobinson and Creator/JamesCagney, instead relegating Bogart to B-movie gangster roles where he gets killed at the end. It wasn't until ''Film/HighSierra'' and ''Film/TheMalteseFalcon'', both released in 1941, finally made him a star, with ''Film/{{Casablanca}}'' fully cementing his status.* CatchPhrase: "God damn it!" whenever he flubbed a line.* ChronicallyKilledActor: Like his contemporaries, Robinson and Cagney, he had a habit of getting gunned down onscreen very often early in his career; less so following his foray into "heroic" roles, although still present in films where his character's motives deteriorate, such as [[spoiler:''Film/TheTreasureOfTheSierraMadre'']].* DeadArtistsAreBetter: Almost universally regarded, now, as the greatest movie star who ever lived. He was a big star during his lifetime, but at the time he wasn't any bigger than Gable, Robinson, etc.** In fact before ''Film/HighSierra'' the producers at Warner Bros didn't think he could even play a leading man. So Bogart found himself constantly having to work hard for fame and recognition and to get the roles he really wanted, whereas guys like Gable and Robinson, and a few more that you probably never heard of, simply got fame handed to them with one good picture.* DeadpanSnarker: His specialty. Even Bogart's FamousLastWords ("Goodbye, kid. Hurry back.") rang of his trademark wit.* ExpectingSomeoneTaller: Often a running gag with his characters. Although not a PintSizePowerhouse kind of short, with many men in Hollywood over six feet tall, Bogart at 5'8 was on the shorter size. In some movies, characters reference this or call the trope by name, and Bogart's response is often that he's NeverHeardThatOneBefore.* FedoraOfAssKicking* FilmNoir: Does it star Humphrey Bogart? Then yes, it ''is'' film noir.* KnightInSourArmor: Underneath all that cynicism beats the heart of a knight. [[Film/TheTreasureOfTheSierraMadre Most of the time.]]** According to his wife he was a little bit like this in real life as well. Bogie referred to himself as a last century man (being born Christmas 1899) and was typically quite a gentleman, espousing some long forgotten Victorian ideals.* MatzoFever: Had it for Creator/LaurenBacall, whom he married.* MayDecemberRomance: His marriage to Creator/LaurenBacall.* MeanCharacterNiceActor: Bogart infamously played a lot of gangsters and rough heroes, but off-screen, despite a few mean moments, such as his and Creator/JohnHuston's prank on Alfonso Bedoya while making ''The Treasure of the Sierra Madre'', he made a lot of friends in Hollywood and was well-liked.** He was forever grateful to LeslieHoward for fighting to get Bogart to replay his gangster role for the film version of ''Film/ThePetrifiedForest'', and was heart-broken when Howard died.* MrFanservice: Unintentionally actually: he was not conventionally handsome but he had strong sex appeal (strong force of personality). Funnily enough, when he first tried to break into Hollywood, one studio executive told him to 'Go back to Broadway and stay there' because he felt that Bogart didn't have the face to be in movies. * NiceHat: Admit it, his fedora is awesome.** They named that type of fedora The Bogart Fedora, because he popularized it.* PrivateDetective: TropeCodifier with his playing the quintessential PI in ''Film/TheMalteseFalcon'' and ''Film/TheBigSleep'', which were movie versions of two of the best hardboiled crime novels.* SmokingIsCool: Hoo, boy. Rather unironically what killed him [[note]] He died of oesophageal cancer in early 1957 [[/note]]* SympatheticAdulterer: His third wife Mayo Methot was an alcoholic and violently so, once stabbing him with a glass bottle. In addition she was often afraid that he was having affairs with his co-stars (particularly Creator/IdaLupino and Creator/IngridBergman), which ironically he never did until he met Lauren Bacall. Once he divorced Methot she succumbed to alcoholism and depression until she finally died in 1951. When Bogart heard the news, his only response was 'Such a waste'. * WhiteAngloSaxonProtestant: Despite his streetwise demeanor, the Episcopalian-reared Bogart was raised in patrician surroundings (e.g., attended the elite Phillips Andover Academy, grew up on the Upper West Side, father was a prominent medical doctor, etc) He was nevertheless quite a rebel, getting expelled from school and spending most of his time in the '20s (and his 20s) getting drunk in speakeasies and getting into fights. Not your typical WASP.----


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Brevard College expects all members of Brevard College to commit their hearts and minds to this community of learning, to pursue truth with humility, to become wise stewards of the earth, and to live responsibly before God and each other. By becoming a member of the Brevard College community, students commit themselves to upholding standards for honest and fair dealings with others, as expressed in the following affirmation(s):
I agree to respect the integrity, ideas, and property of the College community, fellow students, faculty, and staff, by refraining from acts such as plagiarism, cheating, theft, harassment, and abusive language or behavior. I further agree to abide by the academic policies of the institution as outlined in the College Catalog and the Social Code maintained by the Division of Campus Life and the Honor Council.
The Honor Code adopted by the faculty and the SGA serves as an absolute commitment. Dishonesty in any form undermines the efforts to create and maintain an atmosphere in which students can develop a sense of self-worth and establish patterns of personal integrity.
Academic Expectations
Attendance at all class, laboratory or studio sessions is expected of students, and each student is responsible for all work assigned in each course. Students should expect to be eligible for course credit only if they attend at least 70% of the class meetings. Specific attendance requirements for each course are established by the instructor at the beginning of each term and will be stated in the course syllabus. Students who must miss classes are responsible for discussing absences with faculty in advance of their occurrence or as soon as possible thereafter. The instructor is responsible for determining whether and how students may make up missed class work.
Academic Integrity
Academic dishonesty can take a variety of forms. Violations include, but are not limited to the listed examples. Because circumstances surrounding reported incidents of suspected dishonesty are unique, the Honor Council evaluates each case on an individual basis.
- Plagiarism (duplication of wording, concepts, or ideas from any source and submission of the material as one's own work without acknowledging the source by the use of appropriate citations, quotation marks, or both)
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Instructors may establish penalties for plagiarism or cheating on an individual basis, or may submit cases involving Honor Code infractions for review by the Honor Council. In cases of plagiarism or cheating within multi-section/common syllabus courses, faculty, facilitated by the appropriate Program Coordinator, will establish penalties for infractions. Any student having been found guilty of an Honor Code violation who then initiates withdrawal from a course will receive an F and forfeit the right to appeal.


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2002-01-19 / Letters
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Call for Fair Representation
Dear Editor;
Thank you, thank you for the editorial "Rockaway Needs to be Made Whole."
As you properly stated, our voices are diminished because our representatives must answer to their larger constituency on the mainland. You presented the problem accurately!
What is the solution? How do we correct it? How about starting a ground swell movement to make us whole again?


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Business-minded MSI Wind U120 or MSI Wind 2 is on his way to the market. We can say that U120 is the big brother of MSI Wind and it offers more. There is 3.5G wireless networking support and a whole new look (redesigned). You will be able to choose between two variants of MSI Wind U120; HDD or SSD version. No official price yet but we're thinking somewere under $600.
"The U120 looks more like a business type of solution: it doesn't include the round corners but more a square-like look. We were thinking more of a ThinkPad type of a design. I can say that the industrial design is totally different than the original Wind"
The release date in US – late November or early December.
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The most popular action game of all times, Grand Theft Auto : Vice City is a game belonging to the GTA series and is now available for Mac. The aim of the game is to tackle the whole world of criminals in the Vice City's urban areas. The Vice City is designed on the basis of Miami of the eighties. On your way to the mission, wherever you go, from swamps to the beach to the downtown ghettos, you will find action. If you like playing Grand Theft Auto III then you are sure to fall in love with this game. Its graphics, quality and game play will surely amaze you. It is an extension of GTA III in terms of weapons, vehicles, soundtracks and other features.
The game play is about the character in a shirt which is left out in the Vice city to face criminals. It resembles the classic style of the action games. It contains few adult elements too; hence recommended for users above 17 years to download. Vice City is believed to be the most alive and varied digital city among those created for action games. It is a place where you can make social friends while meeting different people. It offers various vehicles suiting the taste of different people. From powerful cars and motorbikes to powerboat and helicopters, you get to choose the one you would enjoy riding the most.
The game gives you the option to choose the background music suiting your interest and mood. You have rock and electro, sweet soul and romantic anthems, beats and melodies, set the one you would like to listen. The game is a combination of action and adventure. While you will be surprised by the challenges and dangers every moment, you can find a lot of fun things to discover and do. It is probably the most entertaining game of action and ambition!


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Setting macros is also easy, but you'll need the manual when you do it for the first time. When programming a normal macro - which can only be done once all of the codes have been entered - you can store a sequence of up to 60 commands. But the Smart Macro function works a little differently - it learns the commands from your existing remotes, which means you don't need to have entered all of the codes for it to work, but Smart Macros are limited to 16 commands.
We successfully setup a selection of macros with a range of components including a Sky HD box, an Onkyo AV receiver, Samsung Blu-ray player and Toshiba LCD TV. The process was blissfully simple and worked a treat - devices turned on as requested and correct inputs were selected.
Day to day operation of devices is generally pleasing, although there are a couple of annoyances - the play, stop and chapter skip hard keys (which are also colour-coded for digital TV use) are too low down and therefore quite awkward to press. Another minor niggle is that there's no dedicated 'play' icon for the soft keys in DVD mode - you have to press the pause button or use the hard play key at the bottom.
And although the Remote 815 is fairly well laid out and will make a great replacement for any dodgy remotes in your collection, you might be loathe to use it in place of a top-notch handset like the Sky+ zapper, or any other remotes that you've grown to love over the years. Using it to control Sky+ is a bit like driving abroad for the first time - initially disorientating, and even though you eventually get used to the differences it never feels quite right. You simply have to weigh up whether reducing the amount of remotes in your collection is worth the sacrifice.
Overall we're impressed by the Remote 815. Its satisfying build quality belies its affordable price tag and there's enough flexibility to overcome most obstacles. The LCD screen looks primitive next to the Philips Prestigo handsets, and it lacks the web-based sophistication of Logitech's Harmony range, but we actually quite like the accuracy of the hands-on setup procedure.
Of course we can't guarantee that you'll have the same hassle-free experience with your own equipment - some people may find it a chore to setup, others may take umbrage with the awkward placement of certain buttons. But despite this, we think the Remote 815 is a simple yet effective solution for remote overload.
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World Speed Walking Champion Attacked by Samurai: Will he Run Away or Speed Walk Away?
In this English-subtitled video of Japanese TV uploaded by YouTuber Morizaemon, Hey! Spring of Trivia plays a cruel joke on racewalking champion Jefferson Perez. They wanted to see what would happen if Perez was attacked by a gang of sword-wielding samurai: would he rely on his expert racewalking skills to get away, or would he simply run away? Watch the clip and find out:
Having seen this when it originally aired on Japanese TV, I remember the film crew had spent some time with Perez earlier that day, rigging a TV set to air a fake news report about samurai attacks. Perez seemed somewhat disturbed by the news report, and the film crew told him some BS about how samurai attacks were a major problem in Japan. Apparently their trick worked, because Perez was pretty freaked out when Samurai entered the stadium and went after him!
If memory serves me right, there was also a Hey! Spring of Trivia segment in which they timed Perez racewalking between apartments and train stations and later compared them to the walking distance times real estate agents had officially listed for the locations. Does anyone know if that clip has made it's way onto YouTube as well?
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H.S. football: Big guys get job done for SJR
MONTVALE — The scene plays out four mornings each week. Same time, same place.
It's enough to make St. Joseph football coach Tony Karcich smile.
"Here they come, walking down the hallway," Karcich said. "Augie [Hoffman, the St. Joseph offensive line coach], followed by these six guys.
"You know how little ducks follow the mother duck? That's what it looks like."
Destination? The computer room. That's where Hoffman, the former St. Joseph and Boston College star, and his offensive linemen get together before classes begin to watch film and talk strategy and technique.
Except for Fridays, of course. That's the day they meet in the cafeteria to share breakfast.
"It's a big deal," said senior guard Joel Campo of Garfield. "We're a tight-knit group. We're a unit. Those sessions bring us together."
And that togetherness and talent has helped forge these players into an offensive line Karcich calls one of the best ever at St. Joseph. They are a big reason the Green Knights (9-2) have one of the premier offenses in North Jersey and are defending their Non-Public Group 3 title against Delbarton on Saturday afternoon at Rutgers.
"We take a lot of pride in what we do," said senior center Shawn Flaherty of Oakland. "After games, we see everyone talking to Spencer [Aukamp, the quarterback], [running back/safety Mark] Fossati or Brion [Wynn, the running back] all the time.
"That's OK. In the film room, these are the guys who are patting us on the back and thanking us for what we've done."
Such is the lot of offensive linemen. They do all the dirty work in the trenches each week, and if they don't mess up, people rarely notice what they've accomplished.
Except, of course, Hoffman.
"They know how I feel about them," Hoffman said. "They do everything I've asked them to do. They work harder than any group we've played against.
"No kickbacks. No problems. They've all bought in, and it shows."
Consider the 42-7 semifinal victory over Red Bank Catholic. The Caseys' defensive line is one of their strengths, featuring nice size and anchored by the Rutgers-bound Josh Klecko (son of the former Jets' Sack Exchange star) and Quenton Nelson, one of the top junior recruits in the state.
The Caseys never came close to a straight-out sack of Aukamp, and the Green Knights controlled the game on the ground. It was one of those signature moments for a line that should be well-represented on the All-Bergen squad.
"We don't care about who gets the credit," said junior tackle Austin Stapleton of Ho-Ho-Kus. "We just like to grind."
"We're good because we work hard every day," said junior guard James McNerney of Northvale. "But it's also special because we trust each other."
There's also plenty of good-natured, in-house competition between the players that serves to motivate and drive them each week. They do things like keep running totals of pancake blocks and mark who gets double-teamed, and these are their badges of honor.
"We're good because we're very confident in what we do," said junior tackle Kevin Wilkins of Mahwah. "We got a bunch of guys who lift hard all year, and we all feed off each other. If one guys does something, we think, 'Hey if he can, we all can.' "
"Everybody wants a piece of the action," Hoffman said. "That's good."


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2411 W Sahara Ave, Las Vegas, NV, 89102
Location: Off-Strip
Type: Steakhouse
(702) 221-6678
Open daily for dinner, the Charcoal Room at Palace Station offers a casual and comfortable, yet elevated dining experience. Celebrating the classic American steakhouse, the extensive menu will include top-grade cuts of the finest beef, market select fresh seafood, and distinct appetizers and side dishes designed to leave a lasting impression.
Guests can expect to see a number of menu items, including oysters on the half shell, lobster chowder, the succulent bone-in New York steak, rib eye and an outstanding porterhouse, all seasoned simply and cooked to perfection. Guests will also be able to choose one of two selections of dry-aged USDA prime beef including a New York steak or top sirloin, along with an extensive selection of side dishes such as creamed fresh corn Au Gratin, tater tots and an incredible macaroni and cheese with fresh lobster.
The restaurant features 170 selections of fine wines and 20 exceptional wines by the glass to seamlessly pair with its menu.


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B & B "Enchantment", located in the center of Acquarica del Capo (Lecce), in Salento, in an old house recently renovated .... The large and comfortable rooms with white walls with beautiful vaulted and barrel tuff Lecce colorful, two, three and four beds with private bathroom, air conditioning, TV, fridge, telephone and internet lan that is WI-FI ... Managed by Mrs. Lydia, who has succeeded in creating a cozy and familiar, for a peaceful and happy holiday, even for the winter. Weekly linen change, daily room cleaning. The B & B has a beautiful garden for total relaxation and a large terrace "sun." You can enjoy our rich breakfast of local produce and crafts. It is about 8 km from the Ionian coast from the beautiful beaches of Torre Pali, Lido Marini, Torre Mozza, 15 km from Santa Maria di Leuca, 25 km away from Gallipoli and 45 km from Otranto. The B & B is within SS 274 which from Gallipoli to Santa Maria di Leuca (Finibus Terrae - The Land of the Two Seas). SERVICE REQUEST: Transfer to and from Airports Brindisi Railway Station and guided tours to discover the Salento Laundry Babysitting daily, cars, bikes and boats. Booking private beaches.
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Ottimo e confortevole B&B, curato con gusto nell'arredamento. Accoglienti e premutosi Salvatore e Livia ci hanno aiutato a rendere ancora più bello il nostro soggiorno. Da consigliare al 100%.
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Abbiamo passato 5 giorni magnifici in questo bellissimo posto, piccolo, curato, elegante, dove ogni dettaglio è stato pensato e curato. Salvatore e Lidia sono due persone magnifiche che ci hanno trattato come vecchi amici. Complimenti per tutto! Gianni, Bologna
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Q: My husband and I have planned a two-day stopover in San Francisco on our way home from London in September. We have been told that this is a most beautiful city, so what would be the absolute "must-dos" given the short time-frame?
Flight Centre Timaru's Megan Heslop loves holidaying in San Francisco, and shares her top must-dos.
A: I just got back from San Francisco and I can definitely confirm that it's the perfect stopover on your way home from London.
As a city, it's renowned for chilly summer fog, deep rolling hills and an eclectic mix of Victorian and modern architecture.
A two-day stopover is definitely enough time to take in the highlights but beware: you will be very busy. The famous Golden Gate Bridge is an absolute must, along with Alcatraz and Chinatown. If you have the time, I highly recommend walking over Golden Gate Bridge so you can take in the sights and the fresh air - but it is 3km long so if you're walking there and back, you'll need to allow a bit of time.
My personal highlight was Alcatraz, which was once home to some of the United States' most notorious criminals. It's very popular so you will need to book at least three weeks in advance. When you arrive, make sure you get an audio guide so you can wander around learning about its history and secrets.
Chinatown is also well worth checking out - it's the largest Chinatown outside of Asia and is a top tourist attraction. Go there hungry - there are plenty of tea houses and restaurants to choose from.
Get a 48-hour hop-on-hop-off, sightseeing bus, which is a cost-effective way to see the sights. It takes you to all the hot spots including Haight St, popular for its boutique shopping, stylish cafes and Victorian-style homes.
If you're a seafood lover, head to Fisherman's Wharf or Pier 39 for a meal of fresh seafood. I can highly recommend the local clam chowder, which is served in freshly baked cob bread. Finish it with a glass of wine from Napa Valley - delicious. This is also a great spot to pick up souvenirs to take home.
Q: I like the idea of a seeing Antarctica from a cruise ship, but worry about the environmental impact. Are some cruise companies better than others on this?
Flight Centre Dunedin's Heather Beaton is a cruise specialist and shares her tips on cruising Antarctica.
A: Antarctica is often considered the ultimate notch on any avid cruiser's belt and I can certainly testify to that - it's a once-in-a-lifetime trip.
There are potential environmental impacts with so much wildlife, but you'll be pleased to hear that there are many regulations in place to prevent damage and different cruise lines have different benefits, depending on what you're looking for.
When it comes to choosing a cruise line or planning an itinerary, talking to a cruise specialist is an absolute must.
Larger ships with more than 500 passengers are not actually allowed to land any passengers on shore in Antarctic waters. Alternatively, if you're looking for an experience that will allow you to get close to penguins and whales, then an exhibition ship is the one for you.
These are purpose-built for Antarctic waters and carry about 150 passengers. They generally have two zodiac excursions a day and will carry historians and scientists, who hold lectures on the region.
An extra bonus of cruising on one of these smaller ships is that you also have more one-on-one time with the guides so you can ask lots of questions.
The best time to cruise Antarctica is over our summer months - from December to February - and most cruises depart from Ushuaia, Argentina. I would recommend taking advantage of the departure point and seeing a bit of South America while you're there.
My most important tips:
Take a great camera with you. On the bright, sunny days, lower your exposure setting or you risk losing the contrast of the white icebergs and glaciers with the mountains.
Go with the flow. The weather in Antarctica can be unpredictable so it's common for your itinerary to change throughout the journey.
Pack wisely and allow for lots of layers; day-time temperatures are normally just above freezing, but the air is drier so you don't feel as cold as you might expect.
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Les Mikesell wrote:
Sorry, if I misunderstood. When someone describes an alternative to promote their argument, I assume they are promoting the alternative as well. But what did that mean if it's not what he wants?
It just means exactly what it says. If you don't agree with a license terms, you don't get permission to distribute the software even if the licensing terms seem odd to you as noted by a judge in the recent Skype case for violating GPL.
http://laforge.gnumonks.org/weblog/2008/05/08/ This simple fact requires no assumption on your part. Rahul