text:
Mazda Cx-5 Diesel Estate 2.2d SE-L Nav 5dr Auto Lease
This deal is based on a non-maintained contract. Maintenaince is availble upon request
Share this deal!
|Manufacturer P11D
|0-62 mph
|10 sec
|Insurance Group
|CO2 emissions
|139 g
|Fuel Type
|Engine Size (cc)
|2191 cc
|Number Of Seats
|Standard Manufacturers Warranty
|3 years
|MPG Urban
|45.6 mpg
|MPG Extra Urban
|60.1 mpg
|MPG Combined
|53.3 mpg
- Body Glass
- Electric front/rear windows
- Rain sensor
- Rear privacy glass
- Rear wiper
- Brakes
- DSTC-Dynamic Stability and Traction Control
- Electronic parking brake
- Smart City Brake Support - SCBS
- Communication
- Bluetooth connectivity with voice control
- Driver Aids
- Cruise control
- Front and rear parking sensors
- Hill hold assist
- Speed limiter
- Driver Convenience
- Push button starter
- Driver Information
- 7" touchscreen with multimedia commander and Aha and Stitcher app
- Integrated navigation system
- Trip computer
- Driving Mirrors
- Auto dimming rear view mirror
- Electric adjustable/heated/folding door mirrors
- Entertainment
- 6 speakers
- DAB Digital radio
- Radio/CD
- Steering wheel mounted audio/cruise controls
- USB/iPod/auxiliary input connections
- Exterior Body Features
- Body coloured bumpers
- Dual exhaust pipes
- Rear roof spoiler
- Exterior Lights
- Automatic headlights with dusk sensor
- Coming/leaving home lighting function
- Daytime running lights
- Front fog lights
- Heating/Cooling/Ventilation
- Dual zone climate control
- Rear air vents
- Interior Features
- 2 cupholders
- Auxiliary power socket in luggage area
- Cloth upholstery
- Front armrest
- Illuminated glovebox
- Leather steering wheel/gearknob/handbrake grip
- Rear centre armrest
- Sunglasses holder
- Tonneau cover
- Safety
- 3 point front seatbelts with pre-tensioners
- 3 rear 3 point seatbelts
- Dual front airbags
- Front and rear curtain airbags
- Front passenger airbag deactivation
- Front side airbags
- Seatbelt reminder front and rear
- Tyre pressure monitoring system
- Seats
- 40/20/40 split folding rear seat
- Driver seat lumbar adjustment
- Front head restraints
- Height adjustable drivers seat
- Height adjustable passenger seat
- Isofix system on outer rear seats
- Rear headrests
- Security
- Deadlock
- Immobiliser
- Power door locks
- Remote central locking
- Thatcham Cat.1 alarm
- Wheels - Alloy
- 17" alloy wheels
- Wheels - Spare
- Tyre repair kit
With over 13 Years experience in the Contract Hire and Vehicle Leasing sector, Vehicle Savers have built long-lasting relationships and have partnered with some of the UK's finest organisation's and finance companies, allowing us to showcase some of the most competitive Car Leasing Deals in the UK.
At Vehicle Savers HQ we are all car fanatics, so knowlege comes second nature.
We take pride in our customer service and are always available to answer any questions you have. Even outside of working hours feel free to get in contact via our Facebook page for Vehicle Leasing related enquiries or Tweet us @VehicleSavers if you have anything fun to share.
Leasing a Mazda Cx-5 Diesel Estate 2.2d SE-L Nav 5dr Auto has never been easier on Business Contract Hire.
Business contract hire also known as (BCH) allows businesses to finance their vehicles with an agreed mileage and a minimum initial rental for the contract.
First choose your initial rental. The minimum initial rental on business contract hire is 3 months in advance or as high as 12 rentals upfront depending on the deal you choose.
Once you have decided you upfront initial rental it's time to choose your mileage. Mileages will range from as low as 5000 miles per annum all the way through to 50,000 miles per annum.
Then choose your term. The majority of deals advertised will range from 2-4 years.
The advantage of business contract hire is that it allows businesses to reclaim the VAT on their vehicle lease deal.
If you have any further queries please see our business contract hire and leasing guide.
Leasing a Mazda Cx-5 Diesel Estate 2.2d SE-L Nav 5dr Auto has never been easier on Personal Contract Hire.
Personal Contract Hire also known as (PCH) is very similar to business contract hire, with exception of reclaiming the VAT. All Personal Contract Hire deals are marked with 'Inc VAT'.
Personal Contract Hire is not a Personal Contract Purchase (PCP). However please feel free to get in touch if this is what you are seeking.
If you have any further queries please see our personal contract hire and leasing guide.


text:
Reef Men's Real Tree Phantom
Wear your love of nature on your feet with the Real Tree Phantom. This comfortable sandal is composed of an eco-friendly, EVA footbed with a nature-inspired design on the straps so your style can be in line with your values. A thick and strong footbed makes this performance sandal ready to go with you on the most gnarliest of treks.
Price: $37.99
- RealTree™ printed sandal collaboration
- Soft, omfortable, water-friendly synthetic Nubuck upper with air mesh lining
- Printed upper design details
- Micro-injected inlay strap details
- Contoured compression molded EVA footbed with anatomical arch support
- Durable and grippy molded high density EVA outsole
Sorry, this item is sold out.
View other Reef - Men's Sandals. View other Reef products.
Or use the search bar above to look for items.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Michael Jackson was convinced his chimpanzee could tell who in his family was after his fortune.
The late star is said to have barred siblings from his Neverland ranch if Bubbles did not like them. Michael reportedly told staff: "He is a good judge of character."
A former housekeeper said: "Bubbles often would be a gauge for Michael to decide who should stay and go."
The revelation comes around the time that the performer's family endure an argument over his millions, three years after his death in Los Angeles aged 51. His ex-employee said Michael would react to Bubbles response to his various relatives.
He would say: "They are only after my money."
Brothers Jermaine and Randy were said to be among those regularly snubbed. Jermaine recently defected from a family letter criticising the Michael Jackson Estate. However he still has "deep reservations" about the executors.
Jermaine posted a long letter on his twitter account confirming the move. He wrote: "I rescind my signature from the letter which was sent to the Estate, and which should never have gone public."
"I still hold deep reservations about many issues involving the Estate, and I will continue to bring scrutiny and a resolute voice wherever we have cause for concern. But the way to address such matters is through the proper channels and via a private dialogue, not public conflict."
"In this spirit, I offer this statement by way of extending an olive-branch."
- More about:
- Jackson Family
- Michael Jackson


text: Hi all, a plumber left his 5/8" snake stuck in an obstruction in my sewer (see my post here: https://www.ridgidforum.com/forum/me...=1407125721238 ). The safest advice I have gotten is to hire a hydro jetter with a forward rotor to cut through what is probably a root bundle and free the stuck snake. If you know of a reliable plumber in the Washington DC area who might be willing to take on this job, please let me know. Thank you.


text:
A Visit to Grandpa
Trip Start Feb 03, 2012
25Trip End Ongoing
Map your own trip!
Loading Map
Loading Map
Map Options
Show trip route
Hide lines
Where I stayed
Golden Corral
What I did
My Grandparents have been a source of inspiration through out my life and are only second to my parents in contributing to the person I have become. Most of my childhood was spent at their house, and I lived with them again when I started college at NMSU. I was very close to them growing up, so it's sad that I live so far away and haven't been able to visit often. I owe them more than I could every repay.
My Grandmother passed away last year leaving my grandfather as my only living Grandparent. We spent the day Saturday with my him and went out to Miranda's faaaavorite restaurant in Las Cruces... Golden Corral. I know there are a lot of great places to eat there, but this golden corral has it going on! And buffets suit our family well since we are all picky eaters! We ended the day visiting with him at his house and starting up a virtual chess game. Waiting to see the outcome as I have only beat him at chess a few times and only recently!
I hope to be back through Las Cruces soon so I can visit him again! But until then, I hope that we can continue playing our Chess games.


text:
Stepney Green Room + Breakfast (ME5)
숙박 가능인원2
침실 수1
면적16 m²
Floor No.
- 가족 / 아이들과 친근함
- 부엌
- 세탁기 / 건조기
- 아침식사
- 방 잠금 장치
- 인터넷
- 수건
Accommodation summary
The private bedroom features a double bed, a seating area and plenty of storage space. The 3-bedroom apartment is shared with other guests. The communal facilities includes a fully-fitted kitchen with laundry facilities, and a tiled bathroom with a shower.
Liverpool Street Train Station is just a 20-minute bus journey away, whilst the Tower of London is within a 10-minute journey by Tube. Numerous 24-hour bus routes service Canary Wharf, Central London and the West End.
Trendy Brick Lane is within a 30-minute walk and boasts a number of hip bars, restaurants and clubs. The colourful Columbia Road Flower Market and the Spitalfields Market are within walking distance.
|Check-in before
|환불 규정
이 호스트의 또 다른 숙소후기
simply but well-situated apartment in Bethnal Green. The shower was a litte bit confusing, because I don't know how to use (there were several buttons to press). But I would recommend this apartment.
Thanks and I will come back :)
It was my brother who actually stayed at the apartment. He was well pleased with the services rendered. I will like to also add that the pre- arrival information is quite impressive, it contains all the details need to locate the accommodation. Will definitely recommend to a friend.
Nice room, central location.
Room was dirty and we had to share one towel because the other one was dirty! House was cold and the water was playing up. Would not really recommend this room, even for he price. Life is worth more!
Great Room near transport links
The host cancelled the booking, this review is automated.
Clean & comfortable room. Quiet but central location.
The great problem with the room was its owner, Kazzos, and his noticable lack of
seriousness. The first night we discovered that we have been asigned with the same room as a German family, and when we tried to contact kazzos (at 1:00 am) he wouldn't answer to etiher the phone number he gave as nor the mail address.
When he eventually answer he didn't want to talk by phone, instead he would ask us to talk by whatsapp. Thanks to the German family and once we came over that horrible night and without knowing if the problem was already solved, we tried again and again to contact kazzos, and yet today (two months later) he hasn't answered.
All in all, a noisy and small apartment that is ten minutes walk from an underground station (not really well connected). Most of the furniture looked old and careless/broken, and the shower would get wet the whole bathroom. If your intention is just to rest a few hours, it's not the worst option, however consider the possibility that if you are in any trouble you could end up in the street at 1:00 am. From our trip to London, Kazzos and his room were without a doubt the worst thing and if we came back we wouln't take any of his rooms.
Very near station, lovely kitchen
Near tube station, right off Brick Lane - Great location!!!
- 확인된 숙소의 품질
- 모든 호스트는 전화로 입증되었습니다.


text:
Richard Erskine Frere Leakey (born 19 December 1944 in Nairobi, Kenya), is a paleontologist, archaeologist and conservationist.
He is the second of the three sons of the archaeologists Louis Leakey and Mary Leakey.
Leakey discovered his love of paleontology when he led an expedition to a fossil site he had discovered while flying.


text:
THE headmaster of The King's School has written to pupils' parents to say that a student charged with attempted rape has ''strenuously denied'' the allegations and had been suspended for behaviour that was known to have occurred.
Timothy Hawkes stressed that the accusation of sexual assault against a year 10 boy was ''an allegation at this stage'' and that due legal process must occur.
As reported on Sunday, the 16-year-old student was charged with the attempted rape of a 16-year-old girl while on exchange at Loretto, a prestigious co-educational boarding school in Scotland.
''This allegation is strenuously denied by the boy and the matter is now in the hands of police,'' Dr Hawkes wrote yesterday.
''We have been in close contact with the head of the overseas school in order to ensure proper support is given to all parties, and the two schools have been co-operating fully with the relevant authorities.
''The boy in question has been brought back from overseas and is currently suspended from school for infractions that are known to have occurred.''
Dr Hawkes declined to comment to Fairfax Media yesterday on what those infractions were. The chairman of King's governing council, the Reverend Martin Robinson, also did not respond to requests for comment.
''It is worth remembering it is an allegation at this stage,'' Dr Hawkes wrote. ''The allegations are dreadful if true, and dreadful if not true. The school takes matter such as this very seriously.''
The Department of Education and Communities would generally enforce a long suspension of a student at a public school if they were charged with a serious criminal offence while at school, or undertaking activities related to the school, such as an exchange or excursion.
Such a suspension is usually 20 days' long but can be extended if extra time is required to resolve a criminal matter. Even then, the student's return to school was not guaranteed, said a department spokesman.
''Even if there was no criminal conviction as a result of the matter, it could still involve a breach of discipline,'' he said.
The alleged incident took place in the grounds of the Scottish school on November 10.
In his letter, Dr Hawkes said he hoped to keep the exchange program running, as it had generally been a success in previous years.
Clarification: The original article said the boy was charged with rape. Further information provided to the Herald indicates that the charge was attempted rape, which is also covered under section 1 of the Sexual Offences (Scotland) Act 2009, although is not mentioned in the wording of the section.
Dr Tim Hawkes's letter to the Editor


text:
These are my Top DVDs of 2012. To qualify for my list they must have been released on DVD in 2012 in Blockbusters.
Best Drama - The Hunter
William Defoe was made for this movie, the tale of an enigmatic hunter who is hired to kill the last known Tasmanian Tiger on the Australian island by a bio medical company, who want to sample the animal's rare metabolism to make future drugs, a real life animal that was hunted to extinction in Tasmania before the war, sightings today treated like the Loch Ness Monster. But he is not the only one who has been sent to the stunning wilderness to find it and that involves him with a local family who has lost their dad to the same exhausting hunt, a dingo like creature with stripes on its back.
The beauty here is Defoe's performance is as desolate and lonely as the environment he hunts in and becomes a haunting movie about mans redemption and guilt. The people hunted the animal to death yet constantly claim to see one here and there to lift their guilt of their actions. It's just a cracking atmospheric moody film and an excellent translation of the book by the same name, worthy of on Oscar or two for me.
Best Martial Arts movie - Warrior
This is the best sports movie since Rocky and a real treat, flipping boxing for the Ultimate Fighting Arena and proved a big hit with that niche sport audience that generated enough word-of-mouth to punch and kick it into the mainstream.
It tells the fictional story of two brothers who have to enter a huge tournament that may seem them fight each other, Joel Edgerton a revelation as the hunky UFC fighting school teacher and Tom Hardy as the mean and moody black sheep of the family. But it would be Nick Nolte playing the Micky role as Hardy's coach who would steel the show in what turned out to be an excellent and thrilling action movie, the surprise DVD hit of the year and a must see. It is a slow boiler and you do wander early on what all the fuss is about but once the tournament gets going its fabulous.
Best Comic Book movie - The Dark Knight Rises
What a year for super hero movies! Disney have really empowered the Marvel Comics cannon and going head-to-head with DC Comics now. Hunky Chris Hemsworth made for a fabulous Thor and Chris Evans delivered an excellent Captain America, the guys and girls all bought together by Disney for the equally excellent Avengers Ensemble movie. But it was The Dark Knight Rises that put DC Comics back on top as Christian Bales brilliant Batman continues to impress. Batman Begins is my all-time favorite superhero movie where as the Dark Knight was one of my least favorite and so great to see The Dark Knight Rises get the franchise back on track. We also saw the arrival of another new Spiderman although a bit of a swizz as we didn't start things where Toby McGuire left off and its back to being bitten by spiders.
Best Horror - Cabin in the Woods
Has to be Cabin in the Woods, a clever twisting genre piece that leaves you guessing until the final scene to what the hell the film has been all about, not an easy feat in the box ticking cliché modern movie world. It goes from The Truman Show to Land of the Dead to The Twilight Zone in the first hour alone. Rippling with clever witty dialogue and the horror clichés deliciously played with throughout, and some unexpected casting with the likes of Bradley Whitford from the West Wing, you can't help but dig this. If you don't enjoy this movie then you should rip up your Blockbuster card.
Best Film Noir - Drive
This classy crime thriller put Ryan Gosling right at the top of the cool tree with his rather obvious Paul Newman impression. His strong silent type role and blue eyes had the girls melting in their multiplex seats as he purred around Los Angeles in his equally sexy getaway cars. His love affair with Carey Mulligan slightly slows things down but once we are in the cars and on the job the film is electric. We haven't seen a film as deliberately stylish as Drive for a long time so best enjoy it folks.
Best Sports Movie - Moneyball
The biopic of the rise of the Oakland As baseball team through manager Billy Bean and his assistant manager Paul James with their clever and revolutionary player selection program was the clear winner of the years best sports drama. Although the director fails to deal with steroids in the movie, which many say played a part in the A's massive improvement to break the record for consecutive wins, it's still an interesting film to enjoy, Brad Pitts phlegmatic lead as Bean a real joy, one of two performances that would earn Pitt an Oscar nomination this year. The Americans are the best at sports movies by far and baseball ones the best of them all. It's their national sport and they don't mess up when they tackle it and massive steroid abuse in professional baseball is not about to get in the way of a good feel good story.
Best Sci-Fi - The Hunger Games
I didn't know much about the young adult fiction series but you have to say it makes for an amazing movie. You also have to worry that mostly young women are wrapped into a series about kids killing kids, clearly not Harry Potter fans. The premise of a Big Brother style game to the death in front of massive TV audiences makes this film very adult and ironically not suited to kids. But it is an impressive looking piece and yet another emancipated female hero for our growing legions of young female readers to enjoy. Let's hope they are not going to be the future feminist producers of a real life Hunger Games twenty years from now although most of us have wanted to throw a tiger into the Big Brother house at one point.
Best Foreign Film -The Raid
This ass kicking film is probably the best movie of the year. It's a no nonsense action movie with an appealing simple narrative where a Indonesian Swat team have to take a drug infested tower block to catch the drug dealer on the top floor. Problem is they are spotted half way up and the kingpin has a varied defense system for this very day he has been expecting, including offering residents a free years rent and drugs for killing a cop, meaning the cops can neither go up or down without heavy losses. Fortunately the cops have a young martial arts expert on board and the building walls brittle enough for him to kick the machete wielding thugs through the walls. Its great adrenaline packed stuff and even if you hate subtitles you will be amazed by this movie.
Best British Crime Film - Wild Bill
Wild Bill is the tale of a shell suit wearing criminal who returns from a long stretch in prison, neither a man nor a boy in his small mind. Confronted with the responsibility of looking after his kids in the pokey East End tower block, his misses has running off to Spain and the kids more mature than dad, he is soon considering his options to get back on his feet.
The appeal here is the lead performances by actor Charlie Creed - Mills and the dynamic with young Will Poulter, Dexter Fletchers direction exceptional too. These three have made a rather excellent black comedy here and one of the films of the year here. It just looks and sounds so good for its budget and puts a lot of the British gangster genre to shame, this one the best since Gangster Number One for me.
Best Family Film - Super 8
Although JJ Abrahams directs, this one has producer Stephen Spielberg's fingerprints all over it, and like Poltergeist and Tobe Hooper, perhaps helping Abrahams a little too much behind the camera. But JJ is a huge Spielberg fan and this, his tribute to his mentor and that means its going to be lovely family film to enjoy. It's intriguing from the start as a mystery builds from a spectacular train crash in small town American in the 1970s as a strange force takes over that town, a group of young kids on their BMX bikes making a home movie witness to events. It's just like a film us older ones remember as kids and impossible not to like, very much the big Christmas Day movie of old.
Best British Horror - Kill List
Kill List is from director Ben Wheately, an exciting talent and the creator of the hilarious Down Terrace and current hit Sightseers, very much in that Shane Meadows corner. It's a multi genre film with horror, crime and comedy pushed together in an unseemly way and leaves you guessing throughout.
It's a dark and enigmatic tale of two vicious hitmen, who take on a job from some shady types to kill a list of people over four days, no questions asked, even though one of the hitmen is suffering post traumatic shock from a previous job that has kept him on the sidelines for six months, exploring the idea that hitmen may just be serial killers.
The appeal here is the way the movie moves from safe geezer crime flick to gory occult thriller...Guy Ritchie to Hammer House. It's darkly funny and genuinely creepy and one of those films that leave's you in no doubt British film is alive and well.
Best Political Film - The Ides of March
There's no doubt Ryan Gosling is the man of the moment, a big acting talent and a genuine movie star. Here he plays it serious as Stephen Myers, a brilliant young spin doctor cutting his teeth on the Ohio campaign, the mission to try and clinch the Democratic nomination for his man to run for president by beating the other favored Democrat. But right from the off the opposing candidates campaign chief (Paul Giamatti) tries to poach him mid campaign, meaning Meyers boss (Phillip Seymour Hoffman) has to use all his box of tricks to keep the campaign on track, the key to victory securing the delegate votes of Franklyn Thompson (Jeffrey Wright) and so secure the nomination. The kid is learning fast and the master spinners under pressure.
Gosling is the movie alongside the class of Giamatti and Hoffman and you can see they know it, playing a similar brooding role as he did brilliantly in Drive. Ok, he has the added advantage of being extremely good looking but he is the real deal and will win an Oscar one day, everything pretty boy Ryan Reynolds isn't. Its a smart and intelligent movie and although doesn't have the comedy of Primary Colors intriguing enough to draw you into the cynical world of American politics.
Best English Foreign Language Film - Animal Kingdom
Anyone who has seen Brit crime flick Down Terrace has the chance to see it all again in Animal Kingdom, although this one far more sadistic and serious, Wolf Creek meets Lantana.
Based on the true story of a corrupt Melbourne police units shoot to kill hardcore villains policy in the 1990s its another story of notorious crime families creeping paranoia as they are confined to their houses as the cops close in, here a gang of bank robbers who end up killing two cops in revenge for losing one of there's to earn the full ire of the Melbourne cops. It's dark and edgy and has that special ingredient Aussie film seems to have that will have you hooked early on. The scene where he kills a young girl is truly harrowing.
Best Oscar Chasing Film - Hugo
Just 90 people sit on the panel of the Golden Globe Film Awards to decide the winners and about the same number of the 5000 or so who vote at The Oscars who actually bother to watch the films sent to them to decide the Oscars, most of the Academy voters being extremely lazy and voting for the winners of the Globes instead. This is why the winners of the big awards are mostly nonsense. If the Hurt Locker is worth 8 Oscars then I'm Brad Pitt.
There are two types of Oscar movies. Hugo is type one in that it has the big budget and all the right people involved in its promotion and the final stamp of approval with a blue chip director behind the camera, Martin Scorcese. Type two is the lower budget one that's released in January so know one actually gets to see it other than the often pretentious broadsheet movie press and so wins that way. Good films in the summer are too far away from nomination time and so just lose momentum and forgotten about. Fortunately Hugo is pretty good and up to Scorcese standard and expresses the directors love of cinema for us all to enjoy, an iridescent treat with some lovely cinematography. The story of a young boy's love of mechanics is ideal for modern filmmaking techniques and if ever a film was made for Blue Ray then it's this one.
Best Issue Film - Margin Call
Margin Call, with its superb ensemble cast, dissects the banking crisis as best it can through the collapse of a fictional major Wall Street bank (believed to be Lehman's) over a 24 hour period and cleverly doesn't proportion the blame. All the top actors get equal screen time to flash their acting chops and the best business movie since the brilliant Glengarry Glen Ross, very much that David Mamet style. It's also the first film on the subject to suggest the publics demand for cheap credit and mortgages was one of the main reasons behind the crash, as taboo as saying some Liverpool fans contributed to Hillsborough. But like football hooliganism, we didn't act early enough to reign in the problem with the banks while they were making so much money and so the results inevitable.
Best Comedy - Attack the Block
A comedy that seems to say all South London black boys are knife wielding, drug dealing muggers is brave indeed. But that is the general consensus, alas, and by sending it up there is serious comic potential there to be enjoyed by all, especially when the 'block' is invaded by likewise black skinned, white teethed aliens, resulting in a hilarious tear up. You won't have seen a comedy like this and fair play to the director for being as brave as he has, a film that has genuine belly laughs and risky humor throughout. Taboo is always the funniest of comedy to be had.
= = = = = = = = = = = =
Really bad films of 2012
= = = = = = = = = = = =
I will finish my review of the year by emptying Santa's sack over these stinkers, John Carter the biggest flop as the big studios try to squeeze every cent out of the comic book genre, whilst Cloud Atlas was just too complex to bring to film. Best not mention the Hobbit just yet. Another bloody Twilight movie was churned out in two parts to maximize returns with that skinny waif Kristen Stewart sulking through interviews with pretend boyfriend K-Patz to boost those grosses. When I have a dump and look down to see if it's flushed I only see Kristen Stewarts face.
Battleships tried to launch Rhianas film career but simply torpedoed the movie whilst the Ghost Rider returned for some Godforsaken reason to add to Nick Cage's growing cannon of flops. The Watch had Vince Vaughn in it so say no more and Eddie Murphy continues to be Hollywood's effluent treatment manager with yet more turds on his watch, Adam Sandler his best customer with permanent diarrhea and supplying most of the Hollywood Hills sewage these days. How could the stars of the brilliant Beverly Hills Cop and Happy Gilmore fall so far? And why could Abraham Lincoln ever be a vampire killer? The Hollywood remake of Red Dawn with Chinese money was just plain creepy as the Chinese invaders were turned into North Korean troops when the film was showed to the Chinese.


text:
Today the Health Ministry starts posting full audits of rest home care online. In the second of a five-part series, Simon Collins and Martin Johnston examine the peculiar business model for our 32,000 old people in care.
Long-term care for elderly New Zealanders is becoming a byproduct of the property development business.
The big companies that now dominate aged care say they can't make enough profit out of the standard subsidies for residential care alone.
Their business model depends on charging "premium rates" to those who can afford to pay for ensuite bathrooms and other extras, and cross-subsidising care beds out of the more profitable business of retirement villages.
"You cannot build a rest home without a retirement village. You cannot survive without that cross-subsidy," says Aged Care Association chief executive Martin Taylor.
"No one has built a stand-alone, premium or non-premium, facility in 10 years without a retirement village."
Associate Health Minister Jo Goodhew points to four facilities that have opened or been extended since 2008 without retirement villages attached. But Mr Taylor says two actually are in retirement villages and the other two are only extensions or refurbishments where the operators already owned the land.
Ryman Healthcare chief executive Simon Challies says his firm alone, one of the biggest companies on the New Zealand sharemarket, has built 75 per cent of the 2000 new aged-care beds built since 2007 - all as part of an integrated package Ryman offers its retirement unit investors, with pools and bowling greens.
Moreover, he says, 75 to 80 per cent of residents in Ryman's care facilities pay premium charges, so the company can pay caregivers' wages that are "well ahead of the sector".
"Premiums are only allowing us to provide a higher standard of facility and pay our staff a little more," he says. "They are still going nowhere near an adequate return on capital."
This commercial approach to care of our oldest people contrasts strangely with the medical model driving public hospital care for the rest of us. We have stumbled into it by accident rather than design, as successive cost-cutting governments seeking to clear long-stay geriatric wards in public hospitals extended rest home subsidies first to charities, from 1951, and then to private investors a decade later.
Unfortunately there are reasons to doubt that we have got it right.
Vic and Olive Williams, 85 and 83, count themselves lucky to have got out of Ryman's Bob Owens Retirement Village in Tauranga, which opened in April last year. Mr Williams was in its rest home and Mrs Williams was in its hospital from late last year until they moved out two months ago to stay with their daughter, Sharon de Haas.
Read the full report from the Health and Disability Commissioner on the Edmund Hillary Retirement Village here.
They felt they lost control of their own lives. "They make you get out of bed, you are not allowed to stay in bed," says Mr Williams, who has had heart problems.
He has had an aversion to rice ever since his military service in Japan after World War II, and this was noted on his care plan, but he was served rice regardless.
He is allergic to morphine, also noted in his care plan, yet night staff gave him medication containing it.
He spent time on the hospital floor every day with his wife and took part in the exercises offered there. But Mrs Williams, who had suffered several strokes, could not do them.
Since Mrs de Haas brought her parents home, her mother has improved to the point that she can give herself a biscuit and hold her special cup.
Mr Challies tells a different version.
"Vic did stay in bed quite often if he wanted to," he says. "The only person that would have encouraged him to get up earlier is the doctor."
Mr Williams should have been offered an alternative to rice and should not have been given "a single dose of cough medicine that contained a small amount of morphine".
But he says a physiotherapy aide gave Mrs Williams tailor-made exercises nearly every weekday because she couldn't do the group exercises.
In general, as at Bob Owens, corporate care homes are often on upper floors of retirement villages. They may be spacious and comfortable, but they often have limited links to the outside world of the kind that keep older people active and contributing to families and communities.
"There's no access to outside, there's no grass," says Age Concern Hamilton manager Gail Gilbert. "It reminds me of a kennel where they are stacked on top of each other."
The best remaining charitable homes, such as Elizabeth Knox in Epsom which has 200 volunteers, have a constant flow of visitors from local schools and the community. But even the best corporates, such as Bupa, owned by the British United Provident Association, say volunteers are "a challenge".
Alone among the major corporates, Bupa publishes clinical quality indicators for all its facilities on its website along with often critical comments from its surveys of residents and families. Managing director Grainne Moss says some Bupa homes do involve local schools, but she is wary of too many volunteers. "I would love to do a big volunteer programme, but I'm worried that the Government might then say to me, 'You can achieve all this, so if we want we're going to cut your funding'."
But the same kind of problem already exists with the cross-subsidy from retirement villages. Successive governments have been understandably reluctant to raise care subsidies when they see the money going to companies like Ryman, which received $67 million in taxpayer-funded care fees last year, paid $14 million in tax and made a net profit of $137 million including tax-free capital gains on its retirement units.
(Capital gains on occupation rights when retirement units change hands are not taxed because the underlying physical asset is not sold).
The cross-subsidy covers the cost of care for village residents, who get priority if they need to move into the on-site rest home or hospital.
But the other problem with this business model is that many older people either don't want, or can't afford, to live in retirement villages.
Most occupation rights are priced below prevailing local house prices so older people who own their own homes can afford the upfront cost.
But a Treasury paper in June reported that home ownership in the 65-plus age group fell in the four years to 2007-08 from about 72 per cent to 67 per cent for couples, and from 65 per cent to 59 per cent for singles.
Retirement villages also charge fees averaging $124 a week, according to a Consumer NZ survey in February - too costly for many of the 40 per cent of the 65-plus age group whose only income is from NZ Super.
At present 4.2 per cent of the 65-plus group, including 9.4 per cent of those 75-plus, live in retirement villages. Numbers are growing rapidly but are likely to remain a small minority, leaving most dependent on finding other ways to fund aged care.
The Government pays $129 a day for every subsidised resident in a rest home, $181 a day for dementia care and $215 a day for hospital-level care in Auckland - lower elsewhere.
A 2010 study by consultants Grant Thornton found these rates easily covered operating costs at current staffing levels and pay rates, but fell well below what would be required to pay off the cost of a new facility including land, construction costs, a 12.1 per cent annual return on capital and 28 per cent company tax.
Ms Goodhew points to a 25 per cent rise in residential aged care funding since 2008-09, including $100 million extra for dementia care since 2011.
But the Grant Thornton estimates suggest funding for dementia care still needs to rise by 16 per cent to $211 a day, hospital care by 10 per cent to $237 a day and rest home care by 42 per cent to $182 a day in Auckland to make it worth building a new stand-alone care home at 2010 prices.
Taxpayers pay 56 per cent ($928 million) of the $1.66 billion total cost of aged residential care. Residents themselves pay the other $730 million, including their entire superannuation income apart from a personal allowance of $42.64 a week if their assets are below $215,000.
Premium charges for ensuite bathrooms and other services, typically $10 to $20 a day, may fill part of the gap.
But that still leaves a hole which Mr Taylor puts at "more than $500 million" a year, to be met by taxpayers and/or residents, if new care homes are to be built without the need for cross-subsidies.
Different care
Rest homes and hospitals: Residential care for people who can no longer live independently.
Retirement villages: Property developments mainly comprising apartments and villas for older people who still live independently. A retirement village often includes a rest home and/or hospital.
Are you or someone in your family thinking about moving into a rest-home? The Herald has compiled this guide for you to consider before you make your choice.


text:
Name: Kieran
Started with VF stage II in 2007 which was changed for a CCR racing Rotrex kit in 2009
The car:
VF stage II install
What I liked:
The performance
The sound, the V9 sounded good at 5K+rpm
The look of a nice big shiny SC in the bay
What I disliked:
The rough sound at idle
Oil leaks killing 6 MAFs
2 rebuilds in less than a year
Rotrex install:
- Rotrex C30-94 giving 14PSI
- 550cc injectors
- UM software
- Aquamist water and methanol injection
- Wossner pistons
- Milltek manifolds, sports cats and catback exhaust
The C30-94 is rated at 0.39 kg/s or 747CFM, however I know from the MAF its flowing 420g/s or 0.42kg/s which is 805CFM (if it got the math right)
The power, currently getting 474@ flywheel or 362@wheels
No problems with slipping belts
Reliability, the Rotrex was fitted at 60,000. The car is now on 91,000, the only maintenance needed for the SC is an oil change. Did suffer from a bearing failure in one of the idler pulleys
Stealthy install, just looks like a CAI
Not as quiet as I was lead to believe
Lower MPG (downside of big power)
Position of air filter, have to be careful when there is standing water or deep puddles on the road.
To see how far the C30 will go, the Milltek system is coming off, the OEM manifolds have been opened out and will be mated to 2.25 down pipes and a custom 3 exhaust with de-cat.
New down pipes vs stock R32 down pipes


text: Gamow, Alpher, Bethe, The Origin of the Chemical Elements. American Physical Society, 1948. Physical Review vol 73, April 1, 1948 Original printed wrappers. Very fine condition. We offer the original issue of 1 April 1948, with its pristine original wrappers, cleanly removed from a larger bound volume. The Big Bang: the great Alpher/Bethe/Gamow paper and all-time insider-bad-joke, coming in the 1 April 1948 issue of the Physical Review. The letter to the editor which announced Gamow's (et alia) theory on background radiation and the formulation of the "Big Bang". This is one of the great discoveries of the century--it didn't have the implications of the (troublesome and tiresome) James Watson's DNA "discovery", but it certainly had other enormous intellectual and philosophical (and scientific of course) ramifications. Alpher, Ralph; George Gamow [& Hans Bethe, for the fictionalized use of his name only, for the capital "Beta", and this ABC paper]. "The Origin of the Chemical Elements". In: Physical Review, 73, April-June, 1948, contained on Pp 803-804 [1948]. Original green wrappers are all bound in for all of the issues the three months. THis is about as close to NEW as one could get, I think, for this paper. The red binding is cloth and also VERY FINE. Really extraordianarily nice condition. $2500.


text:
You missed it This great deal for King Spa & Sauna is over. But don't despair, we've got more great deals every day.
Related Deals That You May Like
King Spa & Sauna
General Spa Admission for 1
Chicago - North Suburbs$35$21
Massage Majesty
Up to Three 90-Minute Massage
Chicago - North Suburbs$70$35
Pure Massage Therapy
60- or 90-Minute Hot Stone or Deep-Tissue Massage
Chicago - North Suburbs$60$39
Main Street Chiropractic and Wellness
1-Hour Massage
Chicago - North Suburbs$75$35
back by popular demand:
King Spa & Sauna
Admission to Gorgeous Korean-Inspired Spa
- Save 43%
- 3,357 purchased
96% recommendedin LivingSocial customer ratings
With nine different sauna rooms, a movie theater, and 24/7 hours, this Niles spa is the pinnacle of relaxation. Enjoy a dip in the heated whirlpool, sit in the grand sauna, or chill in the ice room with this offer:
• $17 ($30 value) for spa admission for one
• $19 ($35 value) for spa admission for one, plus admission to the Base Rock Room
• Check out photos of the earthy rooms, food court, and juice bar
"It's like having a mini vacation. I love it! Especially in the winter."
- LivingSocial Member
"I love King Spa! It is beautiful, clean, and the staff members are very friendly. I drive 75 miles each way and it's worth it!" - LivingSocial Member
What Is the Base Rock Room?
The Base Rock Room contains a slab of special rock imported from Japan called Siraka. This natural mineral block is designed to enrich your sense of wellness and leave you feeling fully relaxed.
PAID VALUE EXPIRES ON May 30, 2022
PROMOTIONAL VALUE EXPIRES ON July 28, 2014


text:
The Orioles' roster for Friday's Wild Card game against the Rangers includes 11 pitchers and 14 position players.
Jacob deGrom struck out 10 and allowed one run over 8 1/3 innings in Friday's victory over the Pirates.
Neil Walker teed off on his old team on Friday, going 3-for-5 with two homers, four RBI, and three runs scored in an 8-1 victory over the Pirates.
Tim Adleman delivered an outstanding performance in Friday's victory over the Reds, allowing just one hit over eight shutout innings.
Max Scherzer was in dominant form in Friday's victory over the Padres, racking up a season-high 13 strikeouts over 8 2/3 innings of one-run ball.
An MRI on Jesse Hahn's ailing right triceps came back negative.
Yoenis Cespedes (hamstring) will begin a rehab assignment with High-A St. Lucie on Friday.
Manuel Margot (calf) was wearing a walking boot on his right leg Friday and is expected to be placed on the disabled list.
J.A. Happ (elbow) could rejoin the Blue Jays' rotation as soon as Tuesday versus the Reds.
Cameron Maybin (knee) said Friday that he expects to return to the lineup Saturday.
Kendall Graveman was scratched from Friday's start versus the Yankees due to right shoulder soreness.
Gary Sanchez is not in the Yankees' lineup Friday.


text:
Proposed Zombie Theme Park Unappetizing to Detroit Officials
A Detroit businessman wants to turn some of the city's vacant land into the realm of the living dead, but city officials aren't hungry to see it happen.
A Detroit businessman wants to turn some of the city's vacant land into the realm of the living dead, but city officials aren't hungry to see it happen, the Detroit Free Press reports.
"No. And the city has no further comment on this proposal," Naomi Patton, spokeswoman for Mayor Dave Bing, told the newspaper when asked about the plan for Z World Detroit, a theme park with a zombie apocalypse twist. Patton indicated that the planning and development department did not consider the proposal to be an appropriate use of city land.
Marc Siwak, who works in finance in Detroit, is trying to raise $145,000 to realize his vision for the project, according to the Free Press. He is eyeing land in the city's east side, much of which is owned by the city.
Siwak's dream might be unconventional, but it's not unprecedented: The Atlanta Zombie Apocalypse opened in October 2010, according to Atlanta magazine, after its owner purchased some abandoned land to use as a stage for his zombie-themed haunted house. It now bills itself as Atlanta's largest horror attraction and has been featured on The Weather Channel and Fangoria, a long-standing horror magazine.
We invite you to discuss and comment on this article using social media.


text:
Possibly the trendiest spot on the Camps Bay strip, where all the beautiful people - and a celebrity or two - like to hang out after a hard day on the beach. It's the place to see and be seen and pavement tables are at a premium. The pace doesn't let up after sunset, with DJs playing the hottest dance music until late into the night. Caprice serves up fabulous breakfasts, tapas, salads, sandwiches, burgers and pastas, though ooking at the sleek, toned crowd in their bikinis and baggies you'd be forgiven for thinking they never eat.
Area Cape Town
Telephone 21 438 8315
Open 9am-late (kitchen closes 10pm).
great put up, very informative. I wonder why the other experts of this sector don't notice this. You must proceed your writing. I'm confident, you have a huge readers' base already!
Remarkable things here. I'm very happy to look your article. Thank you a lot and I'm taking a look forward to touch you. Will you kindly drop me a mail?
Hi there, You have done a fantastic job. I'll definitely digg it and personally recommend to my friends. I am confident they'll be benefited from this site.
, casino, [url="http://www.atomy4u.net/index.php?document_srl=71260&mid=contact"]casino[/url], http://www.atomy4u.net/index.php?document_srl=71260&mid=contact casino, 400,


text:
It only takes a minute to get started. Fill out our simple sign up form and login to the site.
This step is voluntary but will seriously enhance your chances of getting interest from other members on the website. Write a little about yourself, your hobbies and upload some good photographs of yourself.
Use our website's state-of-the-art search to find members who satisfy your requirements. Or just leaf through listings and find folks that you find attractive.
Found someone who appeals to you? Send them a word or two or just a wink and see what they say. With a little luck you'll be on your way to a lifetime of happiness.
It'll only take 30 seconds


text:
Music Student Incentives for Sizzling Success
September 11, 2013
Music Student Report Card
Here's a one page printable report card that will provide teachers with a chance to give quick feedback for students throughout the school year!
Beethoven Bucks
Some kids just love to practice. Others need a bit of external motivation. For the students that need that extra push, MakingMusicFun.net has created the a Music Student Report Card and the Beethoven Bucks Student Incentive Packet.
Beethoven Bucks | Student Incentive Packet
Music Award Certificates
Here a link to a few music award certificate that you may enjoy giving to your student. All of them are free to print.
Music Award Certificates – MakingMusicFun.net
Music Award Certificates – 123Certificates.com
Free Printable Music Practice Charts
May 9, 2008
5 Free Printable Practice Charts
Choose from 5 free colorful printable practice charts available from MakingMusicFun.net.
A practice chart/record is a wonderful way to encourage practice time. Kids love to be recognized for their effort, whether it be for specific things like memorizing their scales, or for general things like meeting daily practice goals. Let your child add his/her own sticker each time they achieve their goal. Once your child has met their long term goal, shower them with praise. If that doesn't seem to do the trick, you may have to break out the cookies.


text:
Onefootball Live Soccer Scores
by: Onefootball GmbH • 414.3K
All Android applications categories
by: Onefootball GmbH • 414.3K
Published: 2013-06-19, by Manu Galvez.
Football fan? You are in luck. You've finally found it: the app that brings together all that relevant info from worlwide football leagues and cups. Thanks to Onefootball, now you can have in your pocket news, video, transfers, teams, players and matches results from major football competitions around the world.
Select the country you are interested in, then choose a competition and start reading news about it, checking teams, its line-up and players, calendar and results. Everything you need, and even more is just a tap away. You will sound like a sports journalist, with data in hand.
The app is set in an intuitive Holo-style layout that enables a faster access to interest sections from a scrollable side bar. One of the most interesting features is "Live Today" which sum up upcoming matches results and starting time.
Finally, you can set competition filters and select favorite teams, configure push notifications and data refresh interval. Any info displayed in the app can be shared with friends, but they will need to have the app installed to view it properly.
A must-have app for football fans.
Tags: 10846550 or 2335=2335 , 10846550 or 2334=2335 , 10846550 or 2334=2334 , dbc8bf1127d9d9134b , onefootball , football-pure soccer , onefootbal – pure soccer\! , yakatak soccer app reviews , the football app 2012/2013
by Manu , Appszoom
Jun 19, 2013
from 414.278 reviews
Download Onefootball Live Soccer Scores
Free - V9.3.0 - 18M
Share this app


text:
Ground Kontrol Classic Arcade will be closed for business Thursday, November 22 for the Thanksgiving holiday!
Of course, we'll be open late Wednesday, November 21 so you can get powered up for your day off (or ease the pain if you have to work the next day) and we'll be open at Noon on Friday November 23 so you can avoid the Black Friday madness with some Ms. Pac-Man or pinball!
We'd like to take this opportunity to thank all of our loyal customers and fans for their continued support and our amazing staff for working hard every day!
We hope all of you have a great holiday with family and friends.


text:
Street performer Marcqiese Marc was dancing for a large crowd underground when the cops show up.
But one of the officers didn't come to lay down the law: he came to join the beat. Check it out above.
WATCH: Emma Watson Unmasked to Reveal Sofia Vergara
A creepy YouTube video showing actress Emma Watson becoming Sofia Vergara by removing a mask comes from an altered men's latex fetish video.Click here to read more


text:
Start a Trial
Sign in
Historical Events
Family Trees
Become a Member
Become a Member
Aiken Journal And Review Newspaper Archives
October 15, 1930
- Page 1
First Name
Last Name
With All of the Words
With the Exact Phrase
Go to advanced search
Discover Your History
Issue Date:
Wednesday, October 15, 1930
Pages Available:
Previous Edition:
Wednesday, October 8, 1930
Next Edition:
Wednesday, October 22, 1930
Aiken Journal And Review
Publication Name:
Aiken Journal And Review
Aiken, South Carolina
Pages Available:
Years Available:
1885 - 1959
Learn More About This Publication
2.17+ Billion Articles and Growing Everyday!
More Than 400 Years of Papers. From 1607 to Today!
Articles Covering 50 U.S.States + 22 Other Countries
Powerful, Time Saving Search Features!
Find Your Ancestors Now
Newspaper Archives
Birth Records
Census Records
Marriage Records
Death Records
Divorce Records
Military Records
View Sample Pages : Aiken Journal And Review, October 15, 1930
Page 2
Page 3
Page 4
Page 5
Page 6
Page 7
Page 8
Get Access to These Newspapers
Plus 2.17+ Billion Other Articles
NewspaperARCHIVE.com -
Used by the World's Finest Libraries and Institutions
OCR Text
Aiken Journal and Review (Newspaper) - October 15, 1930, Aiken, South Carolina : : ...... * ; . - / dearly every family in Aiken County read* the Journal and Ktvkw. .Site fmmwl and $et>iet» No Paper Published in this Locality Equals the Journal and Review's Circulation in Aiken County VOL. OO -NO. 42AIKEN, S. O, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15. 1930 — $2.00 s Year—Sc s Copy NEW PARI FOR LAURENS STREET COUNCIL MAKIS APPRO PRIATION Money A^propristsd to Adwtiso Htikwsy, N®. I, —Many Mat tors Bol ore Mooting of Council. City Council wa* in sewion several hours on Monday night discussing the many problem* before the meeting. Several delegation t were present, who made variou* requests. Mr*. C. J, Hill, of the Civic League asked that the streets around Ute Cital* Market be cleaned up; that the merchants on Laurens street paint their garbage cam; and that the old fire engine be preserved as a relic. The Commis#!©* of Public Works will 1j« aahed to co-operate with the Street Committee and clean-up about the city lot adjoining the Club Market. As to the garbage cant, the Chief of Police was ordered to have ordinance fully complied with, Mr. C. J, THU, of the Park Com-miseioo, presented a plat of the new park to be built oppo*ite the postoffice. Mr. Hill stated that the Commission would pay HOO toward* the coat of the curbing, and asked council to pay the balance. It i* estimated that the curbing will cost Big Cost »( Home Talent to Produce "Aunt Lucia," Oct 27 28 Bweiiwa . ... - , ... On Monday anti Tuesday, Get 27 and 28 the Social Service Committee of the Hospital Relief Society will stag*.- a big community show, "Aunt Lucia" in the Aiken Opera house There are 160 local people who are going to take part in the entertainment, and rehearsals are underway. The program ie opened by a baby pageant of all the school children in the first four grades with a special Dramatic Reader. The story of the play is about col-l*-ge life the day preceding Home < tmung Day. The netting is in one of the fraternity rooms. For entertainment Jerry, one of the college Boys, dressed up as an old lady, and while he is gone, word is rte! iv ai that Aunt Lucia, who is worth fifty million dollars will arrive for the Home Coming. When Jerry returns dressed as the old lady, every one mistakes him for "Aunt Lucia". There are two college boys, George and Dick, who support Jerry in his foolishness and try to help him escape many embarrasing situations in which he would have otherwise been caught. Dick's father, Mr. Collins, ml his friend, butter and egg man, stop to visit the college and about $360.00. The Commission has faU jn lo¥e with th<J fgke Aunt a balance of $60 to be used for Him and propose to her. Old Prof, ; Gaddis also makes a famous pro- Amateur Play at SCHOOL GIRL I KILLED BV TRUCK NEAR RIDGE SPRING Aiken Drifting to a Municipal Owned Plant Man Beaten Over THREE INDICTED Head With Chair Aim! Hi* Children Taken from Hi* Homa by Toro Brothar-ia taw*- FOK BEU MURDER INQUEST HELD ON MONDAY cam. M«y Eoj-gte. Aga %, Rn. o*" Definite Action to be T aken on Thurs- While Rotoraiag fro** School — k ! <1 day Night at Meeting of Committee Caille May Enngle, 7, the second j ....... daughter of Mr. and Mrs, J. B. Eargle. Jr., was almost instantly. killed Monday afternoon when she charge the inveatigatlon of light and1 to make a surrey of the city so that ^ two brother-in laws, Grady stepped out of an automobile and power rates ft. ftslsSri! Ran is. who fives, about five miles north of Wagener, came to Aiken on Monday, and showed signs pf having been badly beaten up, us a result of a fight which took place at his home on Sunday night. Sis Wit****** Baaed and a Strong Com Mod* Oat Against lh* Pri*. The inquest over the killing of Howard Bell* of Clearwater, was . . , . To a reporter of the Journal and I , , , .. ,, , ,, Th* ,p«l.l ornate tote* in, whaler »>' b. «pl»H r,iu.w told intend .tar; c,,m>'"l'd *'*•*"*''* '"7 , , * / ; found a verdict that "Bell came to t hrrtfhar.m in mc* f-ru.U' held a meeting last into the path of a truck traveling Thursday, and heard R. M. Thayer, in the same direction. of Chicago, discuss the building of The accident occurred on highway a proposed plant for Aiken. No. I, in front of her home, about The speaker said that ii wa* per- two miles ffom Ridge Spring. Hhe had been a passenger in the machine of Terry A shill, a neighbor, who was returning her from school As fectiy feasible to build a suitable plant in Aiken without one cent of coat to the city and in a term of year* it would pay for itself and Le slie stepped from the car she was come the property ©f the city, struck by a truck of the Collin*1 He has a -similar plan for the city Bread company of Augusta, driven of Augusta, and it is likely that it name as will lie accepted. plans for the new plant can be drawn. Engineers have agreed to do this work for $1,600, and action will bt- taken on Thursday night. Mr. It. K. McDonnell, of Kansas City, Mo,, stated to the special committee some ww ha ago that the hi-• tory of all such movements are; When the engineer fs employed to , _ " .... I his death from wounds inflicted by and Pasco Horsey, came to his home . n . ... . u B , , ' ,, , one Albert Lloyd. Mamie Bell (Mrs. about rime © clock, beat him up, and ,. . " ... , _ . . , .. ' , 1 ' Howard Bell) and Floyd Darnell ac- took His tHrfNj children iwiy f^rom i » * * *, ,« . >y ... _ , , ' f, . r cessories before and after the fact. ! him. Rawls says that hi* wife eft ; a, . .__, • , , I Six witnesses were examined. him Mm-tira* o«I .nj h. r.»»d shfri, ri.Ull"i lh" rf th, child-,,,, two dri. and Oh. Ur, U, inwtig,ti", lk<l w h", from t.o to mm mn old. Umi lh0 es>feulou ,h>t Mrv f Three men and three women were ,, ,, ", «. . ,. _ " . , _ , , Bell and FKtira Darnell had made to , I in th# party and the men came into I.. make a prelimmeiy survey that the j ^ ,|.n"nd(ui thu child-j ". ... " » company which hold the franchise! — - * • -• I »h® other witne##w rxxmiti#*! always make a small reduction, When the final plans are drawn, another eh rubbery. 0The park is so planned as to give a thirty-five foot I Bedway on both sides, and to end about in front of the Dibble Memorial Library entrance. Mr. Hill further asks that the intersection of streets at Methodist and Episcopal churches needed attention, but members of council stated that the city had no funds at this time for park extensions. The attention of council was call- posal for the rich lady. These are very funny and no one can afford to miss them. There is a big college flapper chorus that is composed of the business men of the community who dress as women. This is a "riot" and screams of laughter are sure to arise when these men trip across ihe stage in bathing costumes and dressed as Clara Bow and the gold by a man who f*vw his . .. .__ William Holly. He explained In detail how the j reduction is offered, arui before Funeral services were held yester-1 plan could be worked out. ( itiiens j contract is Ii that day from the Mount Pleasant church of Aiken could subscribe to stock j is made- These vary from 25 ta at 4 o'clock, conducted by th# pas- lf they wished, but it was immater-j SO per cent of the existing rat,**, tor, the Rev. Mr. Hodge#*. Besides ial if they did or not. Funds could Th# public are wondering what wnl her parents she is survived by two be obtained from a Chicago concern,; lw Du* result of brothers and one sister. a loc*! company formed as an operat- j Thursday? Coroner Tarver went to the ing company with local directors, seen#- Monday afternoon, and post- He said he would be glad to make ponod the inquest until later in the a detailed statement furnished with Bamberg ta now buying electri-week, in order to get a number of , the proper survey of the city, He city, according to a citisen of that witnesses present. (wants to know exactly what are the*town who was in Aiken on Monday, requirements of the city, and then at 1.86 cents wholesale, and that the he ran arrange for the building of recent decision of the Railroad conv the meeting on Bamberg Ha* Cheap Rata r»-n. They were asleep at the time, j and Rawls said that they could not j get them. Grady Horsey struck j Rawls in the face ami Pasco Horsey a final reduction ower the head with a chair,' While he was on the floor they sci*-ed the children, and according to : Rawls they were taken to the home J of N. P. Horsey, Mrs. Rawl'i father Rawls came to Aiken to seek legal advice and get information as to the -right form of warrant that must ba > issued. were W. R. Reeve#, A R. Beard, L. J, Tucker, Boule Carter and Dr. .Inn. I Green, Many Candidates j the plant. He guaranteed electricity at a much cheaper rate than is now paid. For Alderman Ten Prominent Men Service to the City. Offer Their ed to the fact that people continued ■ djggeri to walk across the parks and in Another attraction is the men's places drive across them. The chief Club composed of the best of police was directed to {dace a singt,rs ()f the town who sing such policeman at certain parks and give gonjf8 M Me Back to Old the offenders a warning before mak* | Virginia" and "In the Evening by ing arrests. ; th« Moon Light," and rainy others. Dr B. C. McLean asked for a itt€|ad#d in the program will be the contribution towards advertising y0Unij girls chorus who will sing U. S. Highway No. I. The sum of and danc<) between the acts of the $4,000 is to be raised, and this city ! pjay. is asked for I IOO. The Chamber ; ___ of Commerce has pledged $100, the hotels of the city would subscribe liberally, and the city was asked Mealing To-morrow Night Another meeting of the committee will be held tomorrow night, at - which definite plans will take shape. In this issue a number of candi- xhe committee will then decide dates have announced for Alder-; ............... —---------------— nit-ri and one for Commissioner of n P -pi I- !.:ic « i. » Program For I he Three members of the present council have announced, as follows; B. T. Dyches, Henry E. Holley and P. B. Glover. Th aaa men have proven that they have the welfare of the city at heart, and have given mission reduces it to about 1.45. This power is retailed to the citizen^ for lights ut 13 cents per kilowatt hour, with a discount of 25 per cent, giving the people of that city light for H cents |»er kilowatt hour, com pared with 12 and 14 nm ta as provided in the new franchise. A strong case has been (Bide outv against the accused, from the wit-j ne«se*. Floyd and Darnell came to I Clearwater from Greenville, and 1 witnesses saw them about the Bell house. Floyd told Mre. Bell that ba came to kill her husband, and secreted himself in the back yard, and when Bell drove in killed him, Hie body was put into Bell's car and driven towards Augusta, and then turned towards Clearwater, and liHit 4* Of $ Oo|_ pushed off the road. Mrs. Bell, ac-cttective Uct. IZtll C irdiniJ, Jj(<r confession, says that ——— Ploy ii came to see her after the job The Southern Railway announced was done and told her that he had an .Important change in the train killed Bell. Floyd returned to schedule from Charleston to \u-1 Greenville, and later Mrs. Bell went New Mail Schedule Kiwanis Luncheon FEDERATED CLUBS WESTERN DISTRICT MEETS HERE OCT. 24. Mr. Albert S. Willcox and Dr. W. G. Bodle were the speakers at the Kiwanis Luncheon yesterday, Mr. va VHC V .IV^ SOV (IV val V, MKV H»fV fi, • VWS* , » I time and attention to the city affairs,; WllU',,x spok'' on "Pm^cts ' ' " Abool Sev*nty-fiva DaDg*t« Will o-----M n. n^U I ^ ,n Attendance,—Entertained .... . , « I ». en. : gusts, '-ffectivo last Sunday. The mail service in Aiken is affected accordingly. The early morning moil for the west closes at 7:40, rather than 9:20 as heretofore The early arrival of the morning train brings 11 court j the daily papers to Aiken several hour* sooner than by the previous i schedule. I Parties having mail for the west must get their letters to the postoffice before 7:40 a. rn., or be delayed for more than twelve hours. near the same place, where the whole trio was arrested by Sheriff Howard. Solicitor ('arter attended ih« inquest, and it is likely that the case will be called for trial at this term of which opens next Monday. Mr. Dyches I, . ucrauful busine, "'inter Swson" Hut Dr, Bodi. spelt. man of the city and deserve, to bs,01 Malaria (outre, hey o i . i iii ii ii _ made entertaining si Decries, and Mr. re-elected, Mr. Holley is propne- 11 1 " * ' . ' 'L outlook# for tho Missionary Union Meets at Johnston at Hotel Henderson. tor of the Holley Motor Co., and Willcox said the coming season war most gratifying BOYS JUDGING TEAM (NAMED FOR DISTRICT for HOO. On-motion this sum was voted. S. E. Davis, chief of the Fire department asked that the hose rack be enlarged; five sets of rubber coats and boots bs* bought for the new men; and also badges for the new men. Referred to Fire Cora- j mittee with power to act. S. G. Bu-bee presented a bill of $32.50 fur cleaning up a street. He was allowed $16.00 on this bill. t City Clerk reported that the rent j on the opera house had not been ; paid for the months of June, July, > August and September. The Mayor , , , take thi matter up with (> ^ u $ ti(>i w Sa,vyor luca| the lessee. -leaders for the Monetta club. Chief of Police submitted a re- ____________ port showing that 50 arrests were I i,ii- la-t nm th; cash fines, $.!2H.50; ■ Contributors to value of time served, $214.50, The City Clerk submitted the fol lowing report. Balance Sept. I Receipt - In the Savannah Valley District 4-ll Boys' club livestock judging contest held Friday at the dairy of Sam Zimmerman and at tho State fair grounds, Everett Kneece and Searle Thomas of Aiken and Charles Searson of Hampton were selected as the team to represent the district in the state judging contest to be held at Uh- State fair next week. The boy- judged cattle and pig*. ^ uung Thomas and Kneece are members of the Monetta Jr., Agri-cu I UT i ai cill t>. They have been trained by County Agent, C. Lee $ 5,202.29 5,761.49 Football Team has done well in his own business, and has off ere if to look after the af- Hotel Henderson -erved fairs of the city for another two /'xcellent luncheon. years. He ha^ won the support of _________ our citizens. The same can be said of Mr. P. B. Glover. He is a conscientious member of council, and can generally be found to be right on all public lr questions. New Candidate* most. The Western District clubs of the South Carolina Federation will hold a meeting Iii Aiken on Friday, Oct-24th, which promise- to he largely attended and a program of great interest is being irranged. Ab hi t sec < nt v ti vt* delegates from _town* in this district will be in ut* Applications for -pace in the Still tendance, coming from Barnwell; Exhibition of th# Civic League ( Blackville, Allendale, Batesburg. Flower Show should be made as Johnston, Edgefield and Ironton. soon as possible, as there are a Visiting delegates will lie enter- President Hastings Charmed With Aiken the Make* Generous Donation lo Aiken Flower Show for Prue*. STILL LIFE PICTURES limited number of frames available, tinned nt Mr. h. ll. Darers, of the Haters, w^0 wjh^ to ent«r an arrange* fess club Electric ( o., A. W. Oakley, Roland men^ nf flowers, fruit or Hiiy des >-N. Murray, W. E. Clinkscales, B. E. rative mat«riai should begin plan Hair, and Dr. Hastings Wyman and ^ tha.jp .*pictum'» now. David Weiaberg, have announced in Mrs R " WijdS( telephone 107, this issue. ! will gladly assign frames and give informat inn. Dr. G. Croft Williams Resigns His Charge The following is a list of contri- _ butor- to the \iken Institute foot- $19,963.78 ball team, who made possible the Expenditures 7,283.70 Balance on hand S 3,680.08 The Commission of Public Works submitted the following report Balance Sept. I $10,016.47 Receipts 2,390.15 $12,106 82 Expenditures 6,594.74 Balance on hand $ 5,811.88 The \iken school for reserve officer- held a meeting at 7:30 o'clock Monday night in the office of U rn. M Silicas. Capulin George E. Cook, instructor spoke on "The Military Organization of the United States." STILL ANOTHER STILL Howard ani) deputies is* Stale (Mb CCT Blea-*' se I ceti til! at Boyar Hie city. HOO s of -till wa-Si*tee gallons w hickey ti! ha,! b s Hill last f 120 gal wats conman h and ■*erc also n .in opera id gone. $5.00 Thonia- T. t'u^hllian, Tom Williamson, W. D McNair, E. R. Haters, G. A. Durban, J. B. Salley, E. S. Henderson, J. VV. & ll. II. Ashhurst, VV. H. Weatherford, Ii. Sudlow, H. J. Ray, Holley Soda Shop, A, K, Lore tff, VV. J. Platt ^ Co., Aiken Cola-Cola Bottling Co,, Frank P. Henderson, ll. ( Jordan, ll. E Gyles, J. A. Holley, J. P. Reward, J. (J. McCrory Co., A. s. Willcox, Holley Fuel Co-, Aiken Lumber Co. $3.00 J. M, Norman, C, B- Anderson, Powell Hardware Co., ll. K. Ridley, Ira E. Coward, G. ll. Bailentine, VV. B. Turner, J. E. Thorpe, Hahn A Co., F. L. Allen, E. A. McCreary, Hoi I ley Hardware Co,, I*. M. George, K. H Wyman $2.00 I) it, Hutson, Fraraptjn VV, Toole, I Cr .ft, L K, Holley, W, L. i, IL r. Dyches, R J. Corbett, \\ Mu. en fun*, R H VS lids B These ai - all good business men of the city, and are amply able to look after the affairs of the city. Dr. VV yman served as councilman several years ago, and performed his duties well. Byron Hair received a majority of the votes cast two years ago, but failed of election. , Mr. Clink calls is president and Dr. G. ( rot* William , for the I manager of a successful oil company, past eight years rector of bt. .I din 4 Roland Murray a prominent young Epi-copal church in Shandon, c dum-busine-s man; A. VV. Oakley, a -uc- Ina, has resigned his charge in order cessful hardware man; E. R. if af- j to give full time to bis work at the ors, owner and proprietor pf a I niver^Vty of S »uth Carolina, where large electrical conc em "and sue- he is head of the department of so-ressful business man; and David ct dogy. His resignation wa- subtnit-VV cia berg, prominent real estate ted to the vc try and ha been a*-agent. copied to become effective January The number of \ Mermen will have 11. to be increased to ten, so that they Before going to Columbia, where all can be elected. he ha- lived for'about 12 year-, he luncheon by the two h"s-, the Civic I,.ague and VU lent Club, .it Hotel Hrnder«on. Members of the-e two clubs wishing t<i have lunch* ut will be charged 73 cent Those desiring to attend should notify the manager -if the hotel, >r Mrs. c. J. Hill n»t later than Tuesday, Od. 21 st. Th.- president of the Civic League wrote Hastings Seed Co., of Vtlari ta. Ga., stating that the League would deeply applei sat. a donation from them !o be used in the Flower Show as prt7.es. We tak■ ■ liberty and nun h pleasure in qu d ng the following from Mr Hastings: "We know rf the intend that tho jui*d people of Viken have in beau tilication, and while our contrib iti< n must bp small we hone that it will help you on your premium list a The Western District of the VV. M. IL, of South Carolina comprised af Viken. Abbeville, Edisto, Edgefield, Reedy River and Ridge Associations will hold an all-day meeting in tim First Baptist church of Johnston, Tuesday, October 2it. beginning at IO o'clock. The following program has been arranged 10:09—Hymn, "Faith of our Fa-Jevotional, 2 Tim, 2:15, Watson, Hymn "To the cull of associations, by So pts. Recog ni ll!'' •I was in Aiken ii, ii* a month ag INJURED IN AUTOMOBILE WRECK 'In ! ■ TI .• friend# sey will be gll • lowly recover •eh < d ii' an ll' oceuirec front ut' Gaston, car own \\ ,f Mi* J- ss ic ('our! I to know ti a she i ag from injuries re umiobih wreck whic Im -day night, i! nee d Col. D VV OUK'. I ii C Vann aum ni l in an y -I Bl -ret t time we ably iwent; a--ore vol ii Aiken had t hers,*' Mr- S Work," 10:30 Roll hricf re -' a <■ thin of visitors. 11:00 Checking on wmk >f the Divisions, Mr- D. * A. G, Gutta. Hymn, "Jesus ( alls Us. I I :20 Addle Dr. Ayers. 11:50 -Special music. offering for Baptist Bible Institute. I211 Add res . Dr. U i V $1 i e ell! •, meat if committees and Garten- appolnt-ad joum- nd mer I. Afternoon Se*»ion Devotional, "Laborers tO- lh G d. I C a _ I til tress, Mi . ii part aa a tai ' S. VV orkei - a e. 2. *Y. VS in. k. d. In M md I md c ll. N, Schr oier has announced for '(-election as Commissioner of Rub lie Works, He is a valuable member of the commistion and has won the commendation of the pc 'pie of the city. FLOWER SHOW NOVEMBER 7TH h lived i of Alk VV., VV h ia wi ar i hi , U" ll, An A Mr. c Jan* AIKI N LOSES IO RICHMOND ACAD!MY Mrs. VV irkmen. on foil. n ( barb -ten, Ile is a native en and is the son of Mr VV ill ains. He is well kn .wa for Hare w irk in South Carolina i contributed eon- H*rably t. • erary works of sociology, the a i thor of a a .-ii kn >w i » textbook. . 3:5*. M -s e, Women, S. L. Wat- oii Co cen cc, pri nidents, \ , i la. and I era, Miss irk* i s and main aud!-* abow minion how to ( t he ga i'm <1 DEATH Of WINIER RESIDENT lMnkerton which I I York m Tuesday. Mr. Rinkei nm biM*n uh? \m$y t ars in Aiken, whew he had Ti Mi VV . J. Re S OO I! Dr. Avers. D •be b J. Vt mf. n if an c ir Aiken'* Annual h ■n announced a From reports of have already be* is though \ ike K. Re VV , VV REGISTER FOR CITY PRIMARY It OO VV m. ll I'. FRIZES FOR FLOWER SHOW Vivant ic alen, ■, R I. VV Go it®. Si I K t we gist! s'ii »n ing cliv primalv will dost* _ / tit. \ crv lf w people* It iv nook foi VC arc! ! can ho looks for til »n IV I .u f'trU f * • -y. ' «tppr > cli >ndav, Oi! registered s nmd .it 1 1 V, ADG His! < ,usk Un \X-vol \.i, I l. I S sit >1 r M I k • Id A \ .ill s ii: lit: int to I HRC CVH ,RRIV I (H I OI HOK: \1 ll B ;
About Us
Contact Us
Free Newspaper Archives
© Copyright 2017 NewspaperARCHIVE.com. All rights reserved.


text:
We know lives may depend on your rifle working when it should. With this in mind, we designed a rifle with the upgrades and enhancements to make the rifle more reliable and user-friendly.
SLR15 Rifles have a long list of features which are optional or not available on other rifle systems. View the SLR15 Rifle Specs page for details on the SLR15 Rifle Line.
Teaming with Defensive Edge Training, our goal is to:
Copyright � 2010 www.SLR15Rifles.com. All Rights Reserved.
Built with Volusion


text:
Create a free account to check out faster, store multiple shipping addresses, view and track your orders in your account, and much more.
Please enter your password to continue.
I have purchased many eyebrow pencils but I would say this is the best one I have found hands down. It looks very natural and works great5


text:
Hodgson Elkington are responsible for the management of over 3,000 properties in Lincolnshire, Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire. The majority of the firm's Management clients are private individuals and family-controlled companies.
In many cases, our business relationships have continued for several generations.
The firm also works for large corporate and public sector clients leading to an extensive involvement in shopping centre and industrial estate management.
Residential Service Charge Management
Hodgson Elkington are responsible for the service charge management of over 1,000 residential properties in Lincolnshire, Nottinghamshire, South Yorkshire and Derbyshire. More >
Commercial Property Management
Hodgson Elkington's commercial management portfolio includes multi-let retail shopping centres and parades as well as individual retail units, industrial estates and premises and office complexes. More >
Commercial Service Charge Management
Hodgson Elkington specialises in commercial service charge management and as Chartered Surveyors, comply with the current RICS Service Charge Guidelines. More >


text:
Freedom of Information requests made by the child protection charity revealed that police in England and Wales recorded 28,123 incidents of children running away from residential care homes and foster care.
A total of 7,885 children went missing during the year at least once and 2,959 ran away more than once.
In one case a young person went missing from care 67 times.
Tom Rahilly, head of the charity's looked-after children programme, said the figures were concerning.
"Repeatedly going missing should be a big warning sign as this kind of behaviour can put children at serious risk of harm such as grooming or sexual exploitation," he said.
"The state needs to be a parent for these children. If any other child went missing their parents would move Heaven and Earth to find them and to understand why they did it. It should be no different for young people in care."
Most of the young people who went missing were aged 13 to 17 but some were as young as six.
Some were not seen again for more than a week and one police force said that six children were still missing.
The charity warned that the figures would underestimate the extent of the problem since only 29 police forces responded to the charity's inquiries and many cases were not reported to the police.
The NSPCC said professionals should regard repeat disappearances by children in care as a sign that they are at greater risk of harm and more needed to be done to prevent young people running away from care in the first place.
The charity also said care homes should do more to find out why children ran away rather than punishing them for going missing.


text:
Chicago Traveler Blog
The Best Haunts of Halloween: Chicago Halloween Things to Do That Make Us Jump (for joy)
With one more week to go, we think the best scares are yet to come. From the best haunted houses in the nation, to Chicagoween, to pub crawls, this last week have us screaming for more. We wish Chicago Halloween could last forever (let's move to Nightmare Before Christmas' Halloweentown), but pretty soon Chicago will be overrun by turkeys, so let's make this last week one to remember!
Boogie Down at Upcoming Chicago Concerts: Best Chicago Concerts this Fall
Blue suede shoes or not, upcoming Chicago concerts will get you boogying down. The next month boasts an incredible mix of music; from old school classics and ethereal 90's jams, to recent additions to the music scene. If Halloween doesn't tire you out, get those dancing shoes on and groove to upcoming Chicago concerts.
Get Creative this Halloween with Chicago Moon Walks
We are getting sick of the same old thing, a haunted house with grandpa waiting behind a tree (we can always see his bald head glistening in the moon) and trying to scare everyone. This year let's get creative and throw an awesome Chicago halloween party by renting one of the incredible party supply items provided by Chicago Moon Walks.
The Diner's Delight: Benny's Chop House Exceeds Expectations
Everybody knows what it's like to sit down with a big delicious steak, but not everyone knows the extent to which Benny's Chop House goes to make sure each meal is perfectly prepared and delivered. Paired with an extremely impressive beverage list, the menu at Benny's Chop House is nothing short of glowing.
8fifty8: Everything you Ever Wanted in Chicago Nightlife
Anyone in Chicago looking for the best night out on the town needs to make 8fifty8 the go- to spot. Chicago nightlife in general is pretty incredible, but 8fifty8 takes it to another level with events that cannot be missed. If you want to feel like a celebrity (and maybe even party with a few), than 8fifty8 is the place to be.
Fly High Over Chicago with Air 1 Charter Services
There is no other way to see Chicago than to be soaring high above it in a helicopter. Well, there are other ways, but they aren't nearly as exhilarating and memorable. Air 1 Charter Service offers incredible options for tours, charter flights, and excitement!
Cook Au Vin: Take a Cooking Class and Learn to Do as The French Do
People always say you can either cook, or you can't. Cook Au Vin is disproving that with incredible cooking classes in Chicago for people of all walks of life. French fusion catering and cooking classes in Chicago makes Cook Au Vin one of the most original and interesting things to do in Chicago for both locals and tourists.
Blast into the air with Chicago FlyBoard Rentals!
We can't imagine anything more awesome than being blasted into the air by a jet of water propelling you higher and higher. Shooting into the sky is an exhilarating way to spend a day in Chicago, and with warm weather still around for some time, now is the perfect time to try this unbelievably fun sport.
Test Your Balance with Chicago Paddle Rentals
It seems like the whole world has been going nuts for stand up paddle boarding, so we recommend hopping on a board and testing your balance! Chicago Paddle Rental gets Chicago vacationers and locals out in the water and up on a SUP board! Chicago Paddle Rentals doesn't stop at boards, and offers great deals for hobie kayaks (some even with sails!).
Get Out on the Water with Chicago Jet Ski Rentals
Exploring around Lake Michigan could not be more exhilarating than when done flying on a Jet Ski, so take advantage of the remaining warm days and rent a jet ski with Chicago Jet Ski Rentals. This Labor Day weekend will be one to remember and the whole family will be talking about the jet ski adventure for weeks to come!


text:
Handbagheaven White Spring
85 months ago Handbagheaven »
If you are looking for something unique, our Larissa Ruffle Satchel is just for you. The beautiful matte leatherette in blue, pink or white will be great alternative to standard black or brown this season and the voluminous ruffles around the top of the bag add total appeal. Small, polished silver studs add a bit of rock glam to the otherwise lady-like bag. Double satchel handles fit in your hand or over your elbow, while a longer messenger strap allows you to carry the bag across your body for a hands free approach. The back of the Larissa includes a zippered pocket for easy access to smaller items. A top zippered closure keeps your items secure and opens to reveal chocolate brown fabric lining, two open top pockets, a middle zippered pouch and an additional zippered pocket. 17.5
89 months ago Handbagheaven »
Our Paradise Print Woven Hobo is a great new bag for spring and summer. The super soft woven tote is made from white leatherette with a unique paradise inspired print on the front and back. The short strap (as shown) turns the bag into a slouchy hobo, while the longer, canvas strap can be used to turn your new handbag unto more of a messenger bag. Both straps can be removed when not in use. The top opens with a full length zipper to reveal tan colored fabric lining. One zippered pocket and two open top pockets are available for storing smaller items that you may need to access quickly. An additional zippered pocket is located on the back side of the amazing bag.
94 months ago Handbagheaven »
Our Mackenzie Messenger Hobo is one of the best bags you will ever carry! The classic hobo shape is modernized with a long, thick shoulder strap so you can carry your handbag over your shoulder, or across your body. Polished silver hardware makes the soft leatherette pop. Two front pockets open and close via magnetic snaps. A top zippered closure opens to reveal black or white fabric lining. Two open top pockets and one zippered pocket allow you to keep track of the small stuff. 18.5
95 months ago Handbagheaven »
Our Hadley Half-Moon Hobo is a unique circular hobo that is great for the gal that is looking for something a little different. The cream canvas outer is covered in geometric patches of smooth leatherette in purple or white. The double shoulder handles are comfortable to carry and the half-moon shape of the handbag gives you plenty of room to slide this bag over your shoulder. The zipper closure runs all the way up and down the hobo shape, making top opening wide. The inside is covered in fabric lining and includes three open top pockets and one zippered pocket. The Hadley definitely makes an impression!


text: Hey everyone, be patient w/ me i'm new to this forum and Tahoes. My air conditioner won't kick on , checked fuse,,,, it's good. Drained coolant(R-134A) to refill it and after putting 1 can (1/2 full) i checked the PSI, it was in the danger zone(too High). Compresser still will not kick on. Help, i'm stumped. Duane


text: Once water has been treated to a potable condition, it must be distributed to consumers. Pumping stations are used to transport and boost clean water throughout distribution systems to provide potable water at desired pressures. Additionally, water booster stations are utilized in "reuse" water systems where the water is not for human consumption, but rather used to irrigate parks, recreational areas and golf courses. Fairbanks Nijhuis produces a broad range of vertical turbine, split-case and end suction pumps used in these types of systems. Its expansive family of water pumps covers virtually every application requirement.


text:
WAC Results Available
Tuesday, 26 June 2007 19:17
Results for the 24th World Aerobatic Championships are now available on line at http://civaweb.mwebservices.net/. These results are updated continuously as the flight programmes progress and the competition is underway. As of this writing, 20 pilots have flown Programme Q. A short break took place today for military training at the airfield but is resuming now at 12.20.
XXIV World Aerobatic Championships Opens in Granada
Tuesday, 26 June 2007 02:01
The 24th World Aerobatic Championships opened in Granada, Spain last night in ceremonies at Armilla Air Base. Flying began today with Programme Q. 51 pilots from 11 nations are competing. Countries entered in the competition include Czech Republic, France, Great Britain, Germany, Israel, Italy, Japan, Russia, Spain, Switzerland, and the United States of America. One pilot is entered as an independent and will fly "hors concours". Pilot are contending with high density altitude and temperatures today but are faring well. They are being judged by a team of 8 judges under the direction of Chief Judge John Gaillard of South Africa.
Rules and Competition Proposals Published for 2008
Friday, 15 June 2007 23:15
The deadline for the submission of rules proposals for the 2008 contest season has now passed. Various CIVA member countries have submitted rules proposals as well as papers to initiate discussion on new competition formats. In addition, plans are already underway for the 2009 World Air Games in Turin, Italy and rules for this event will be discussed at Sub-Committee and the CIVA plenary in October in Vilnius, Lithuania. The proposals are available for download at www.fai.org/aerobatics/documents/proposals
Judges Elected by Bureau for Grand Prix in Russia
Wednesday, 16 May 2007 04:35
The CIVA Bureau completed its selection of judges and officials for the 2007 World Grand Prix event that is to take place in Russia this summer. John Gaillard (RSA) will be serving as Chief Judge of the event. Judges will be L-G. Arvidsson (SWE), Valentina Drokina (RUS), Quintin Hawthorne (RSA), and Graham Hill (GBR). Osmo Jalovaara will serve as CIVA's jury member at the event. The Grand Prix (number 25 on the circuit) will take place at Zhukovsky on 25-26 August and is under the direction of Jean-Louis Monnet. The WGPA series is an FAI First Category Championships.
CIVA Rules Proposals due on 1 June 2007
Wednesday, 09 May 2007 10:44
The deadline for proposed rules changes for 2008 is 1 June 2007. Proposals are to be forwarded directly to CIVA President Mike Heuer. His email address is firstname.lastname@example.com.
2007 Section 6 Now Available
Wednesday, 31 January 2007 23:16
The 2007 versions of FAI Sporting Code, Section 6 (for powered and glider aerobatics) are now available for download on this website under "Documents" or directly linking to www.fai.org/aerobatics/documents.
CIVA Summary and Minutes Available
Friday, 19 January 2007 18:36
The Minutes and Summary of Conclusions for the 2006 plenary meeting of CIVA in Krakow are now available. These can be found under "CIVA Meetings" or by going direct to http://www.fai.org/aerobatics/meetings/2006.
CIVA Plans for 2007
Sunday, 12 November 2006 10:29
The FAI Aerobatics Commission met in Krakow, Poland on 3-5 November and laid plans for the 2007 FAI Aerobatic Championships season. Three "classical" Championships are planned next year as well as another World Grand Prix event in Motegi, Japan. The three Championships will include the World Aerobatic Championships (in Unlimited category) now set for 24 June through 4 July in Granada, Spain. Contest Director will be Antonio Quintana. This will be the third world event the Spanish have organized since 2001. The competition will take place at Armilla Military Base. In the Advanced category, the European Advanced Aerobatic Championships will be held in Joensuu, Finland. The Advanced has grown rapidly in recent years with the largest World Championships held in Radom, Poland this past summer. Advanced offers a category that is less expensive for pilots and with many more aircraft available that are competitive. The Joensuu contest will be held on 20-28 July 2007 and will be directed by Matti Peura.
CIVA to Meet in Krakow, Poland
Thursday, 19 October 2006 19:44
CIVA will hold its plenary meeting in Krakow, Poland on 4-5 November. The plenary will be preceded by informal discussions the day before the formal sessions begin. The Agenda for the meeting as well as the various documents which will be considered by Delegates can be found under "Meetings" on this page. Over 50 Delegates, Alternates, and Observers are expected to attend from 20 nations.
CIVA Bureau Names Judges for World Grand Prix in Japan
Wednesday, 16 August 2006 23:25
The results of the selection of Judges for the World Grand Prix of Aerobatics in Motegi, Japan was announced today by CIVA President Mike Heuer. Chief Judge for the event will be Graham Hill of Great Britain. The Judges will be Jiri Duras (CZE), Quintin Hawthorne (RSA), Pavol Kavka (SVK), and Jean Zumaglini (FRA). The event is to be held at the Motegi motor raceway on the first weekend in November.
Alexander Kurylev Named Advanced World Champion
Wednesday, 16 August 2006 23:21
Alexandre Kurylev of Russia was named the new World Advanced Aerobatic Champion at the conclusion of the VII. World Advanced Aerobatic Championships in Radom, Poland on Saturday, 12 August 2006. Russia also won the Team Championships followed by the USA in second and France in third. The competition was hampered by bad weather with rain and low clouds on many of the contest days but the Free Programme was finally completed on the last day and the contest declared complete by International Jury President Mike Heuer. Complete results can be found at under the "Championships Results" page on this website.
More Articles...


text:
UCCP Shalom Center
No prices found through our partners. Please contact the business directly or check some of our recommended alternatives.
How has this inn rated in the past?
TravelPod Member ReviewsUCCP Shalom Center Manila
Very clean, welcoming little hotel
This review is the subjective opinion of a TravelPod member and not of TravelPod.com.
TripAdvisor Reviews UCCP Shalom Center Manila
Travel Blogs from Manila
Manila Ocean Park
... cigarettes or feet. Many have a blanket covering the seats to hide the torn cushions. Some cabs seem to have no working breaks as the drivers weave in and out of traffic trying to avoid stopping, but when they have to stop they pull up ******* their emergency break and usually skid to one side. I wish that I could speak Tagalog so I could find out more about the drivers themselves. One driver had nails that were so long they ...
Philippines- Discovering one's heritage
... a marble table. This table was made of wood and sanded down to make a smooth square surface with 4 pockets. The table was on a swivel, so there was no need to walk around, but simply rotate the table as one would stand in their same spot the entire game. Instead of balls, they used wood chips, much like poker chips that had number written on them. They also played with a deck of cards, so I am assuming each person playing had to sink all their chips that matched the numbers on their ...
Sightseeing in Manila
... to take me back so I decided to walk across Roxas Boulevard to the jeepney stop and got a ride back for 8 pesos!.
I took a walk to the bay before returning to my hotel and took another picture of The U.S. Embassy (I do'nt like being told that I cant!!!!) The rocks on the other side of the wall which runs along the bay become home to many families in the evening and street people begin moving there, and to the grass ...
Manic Manila
... 6pm to get ready for my over night bus with Mike to Banaue.
Once I finally got back to the hostel we had to rush down to the booking office because there were only a few seats left. Luckily we got a seat. Their is only one bus company that goes to Banaue.
Another company has pulled all there coaches back because one of there coaches crashed on the way to Banaue only a couple of days before we were going. The crash killed 17 people including some ...
... to hang out with everyone which I've enjoyed. I've decided to spend a couple of days in Donsol while I'm here in the Philippines as I would love to see the whale sharks, so I arrange an overnight bus south which will take around 15 hours and I was pleased I managed to sleep.
I'll be back in Manila briefly but so far so good, it's been fun, interesting and a worthwhile visit with my favorite part being the 'jeepney's'... love it!


text:
Maori Television chief executive Jim Mather grew up in Otara and Mangere before joining the army where he was an officer and received the Sword of Honour award. This week he announced his resignation to follow his passion for Maori education, leading Te Wananga O Aotearoa from later this year.
1. Maori Television dedicates today to its Anzac coverage - does your army background have anything to do with that?
It was a programming decision that I strongly supported. Setting aside one day of our schedule seems an appropriate small token of our respect. Anzac Day for me is about the actual sacrifices people have made and continue to make as opposed to the battles fought. And it's about recognising this group of people who are not particularly well remunerated but who serve in so many ways - peace-keeping, civil defence, military issues.
2. Why did you join the army?
I grew up in Otara and Mangere - state house upbringing; humble, poor but proud! Dad was a boiler attendant at the ARA's sewage purification plant and my step-mum worked in a canteen. I didn't want to struggle as hard as my parents, working out how next week's rent was going to be paid. I saw the army as a very disciplined environment, strong on education, where I could learn from people who had gained wisdom from real-life experiences.
3. Was it fun too?
I was fairly driven. People used to refer to me as "the saint". They'd be going to the bar where the privates hung out and they'd say "oh the saint won't be there, he'll be studying".
4. Why is the army such an important institution for so many Maori?
The military have a very strong affinity with tikanga Maori - you only have to look at how passionately the haka is performed. The core values of courage, commitment, integrity and loyalty align strongly and I think the military was very smart to recognise Maori culture strengthens their culture.
5. Were you brought up speaking te reo?
No. Apart from living with my grandparents and wider whanau in Te Teko for three years as a young boy, there was very little exposure to te reo in my South Auckland upbringing.
6. What's the Maori phrase you now use most often?
"Ehara taku toa i te toa takitahi, engari he toa takitini." Success is not the work of one, but the work of many.
7. What's the biggest issue facing Maori today?
General underperformance in education. Education is the key that unlocks a whole range of opportunities including most importantly employment prospects. I hope to make a strong contribution to education through my chief executive role at Te Wananga o Aotearoa.
8. What TV shows from other channels do you never miss?
Campbell Live. John Campbell is the standard bearer for serious journalism (aside from Native Affairs and Te Kaea of course!)
9. You've also been a Twitter critic of TV3 current affairs at times - what's your opinion of TVNZ?
I don't actually watch very much of TVNZ's programming. It's not disrespectful - our newsroom works very closely with TV3 and we don't have that level of relationship with TVNZ. I have watched a couple of episodes of Seven Sharp and all I can say about it is we wouldn't have gone there.
10. Who will be New Zealand's first Maori Prime Minister?
At the risk of sounding disrespectful, I don't believe that person is at present in politics and I certainly have yet to meet him or her. However, I would be extremely pleased to be proven wrong on both counts.
11. Who is the most influential Maori in New Zealand today?
Mihingarangi Forbes, the presenter of Native Affairs as the programme shapes the views and opinions on a wide range of key Maori issues.
12. Is it true you once mistook Inga Tuigamala for Bryan Williams?
Sadly, it is true. I said to Inga that he revolutionalised the mould for wingers - big, fast and powerful. That part of the conversation went well until I mentioned that I first saw him playing for Auckland in 1978, which brought laughter from Inga and the response "it must have been BeeGee". What can I say ... I'm a leaguey.


text:
Yakima KingJoe 2 Bike Rack - $121.50
Yakima KingJoe 2 Bike Rack - If you treat your bike like a prince then look no further than the KingJoe from Yakima offering the royal mode of bike transportation. StableCradles protect and hold your bike securely so no need to worry about bikes swinging into each other or your car. Narrow arms hold a wide variety of bikes and then fold out of the way for easy storage. By using the six-strap system and the included glass hatch hooks the KingJoe 3 can be mounted to most vehicles, even hatchbacks and minivans. The Quick Trigger Hub System makes it so the rack makes installation and removal a breeze. Features: Includes glass hatch hooks, Lifetime Warranty. Mount Type: Trunk, Bike Capacity: 2, Fork Mount: No, Model Year: 2013, Product ID: 188142, Shipping Exclusion: This item is only available for shipment by UPS to the lower 48 United States. APO, FPO, PO BOX, Hawaii, and Alaska shipments may not be possible for this item. (Please call prior to purchase.), Special Order: This is a Special Order item, will be shipped from the manufacturer, and is not stocked in our warehouse. This item does not qualify for our Price Matching Policy. Order processing time may vary. - $121.50