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HASTINGS-ON-HUDSON, N.Y. -- The Saint Andrew's Golf Club, which is commemorating 125 years of golf in America with a weeklong celebration this June, has announced the Honorary Committee for the event.
The nine-person committee brings together a distinguished list of luminaries from inside and outside golf, from the United States and across the sea. They will assist the club in planning the anniversary celebration, which runs from June 4-8, 2013, and in raising funds to support event's designated beneficiaries. The committee members are:
Joe Louis Barrow, Jr., Executive Director, The First Tee
Ted Bishop, President, PGA of America
George H.W. Bush, 41st President of the United States
Mike Davis, Executive Director, United States Golf Association
Peter Dawson, Chief Executive, The Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrews, Scotland
Philip Laskawy, President, Board of Directors, The First Tee of Metropolitan New York
Jack Nicklaus, Golf Legend
Jane Pauley, Broadcast Journalist
Major Dan Rooney, Founder and President, The Folds of Honor Foundation
"We're extremely appreciative of the involvement of this honorary committee and their support of such worthwhile causes," said George Miller, president, The Saint Andrew's Golf Club. "Continuing our legacy of charitable involvement, Saint Andrew's has designated The First Tee of Metropolitan New York and The Folds of Honor organizations as the two key beneficiaries of the celebration."
A number of major events have already been announced as part of the celebration, including the Folds of Honor Golf Tournament (Tuesday, June 4) to support the families of deceased and disabled members of the military; Celebrating Women in Golf (Wednesday, June 5), marking the history and growth of women's golf in America; the 125th Anniversary Celebrity Golf Tournament (Friday, June 7), featuring 24 fivesomes (four amateurs and one celebrity assigned to each group), and the Gala 125th Anniversary Dinner Dance (Saturday, June 8) at the Waldorf Astoria in midtown Manhattan.
Sponsorship and other opportunities are still available for those interested in participating in the anniversary celebration. For more information visit www.125yearsofgolfinamerica.com.
For more about The Saint Andrew's Golf Club or to inquire about participating in the Saint Andrew's Golf Club 125th Anniversary events contact Karen Degnan at (914) 478-3500 or visit www.saintandrewsgolfclub.com.
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Discussion in 'Chevy Truck Talk & GM News' started by ki4kma, Jul 2, 2009.
I got a t56 laying around id love for it to be in my truck
But with more stuff done to it, lol. Mostly, if I could have my truck with power options, leather, and window tint, I wouldn't really care what else I do.
Fully loaded 2500HD, maybe blue in color, w/ mods such as bigger wheels, lift kit, exhaust.
Something a little like this:
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If I didn't have to pay for the fuel, let's make it a 3500HD dually w/ same mods
Something a little like this:
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Heck....I just want a lifted truck!:great:
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Now that's what I call loyalty!
1998 GMC Sierra Z71 5.7L V8 SLT charcoal with grey interior with leather/power everything, with a 4 inch lift, 33 inch all terrain/mud tires and 17 inch rims, Flowmaster 50 series muffler turn down before rear axle, Hooker headers, throttle body spacer, cold air intake, billet grille, clear headlights and parklights and tail lights, 20% tint all around, clear 3rd brake light, aftermarket speakers front and back and an aftermarket CD player. 4 doors with the 4th custom cut. A man can only dream.
Oh lets throw in either 4.10 or 4.56 gears front and back, window visors, and fender plares painted grey to contrast the charcoal exterior.
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Kinda like this one.
AMac -- Can definitely see where you're going but for some reason, the pic links did not work.
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Very nice...I had two different 1997s (not at the same time) so that body style/model will always have a place in my heart. Both were great trucks.
I would still have my '83 Silverado short wide. 383 Stroker, single stage NOS, muncie 4 speed manual, cab roll cage, MT ET Streets. I'll dig through my pictures and see if I can find one. Or since my nephew has it, I'll see if he'll send me a pic so I can post it.
My brothershad a 90, 91, and a 95 and my dad had a 92 and I had a 97. I would buy one in 1/4 of a heartbeat. Couldn't kill those trucks. Well you could but fixing them was easy. I've always wanted a Z71 from that era.
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Sorry I can't help with the foot issue, but I get minor pins & needles in my hands - it seems to be worse when I run fast.
Does anyone know if this is somthing I should be worried about - will my fingers drop off?
I also get pins and needles in my feet after about 3 miles which continues and gets quickly more painful until I stop running.
I also have pins and needles in my hands, specifically the third and fourth fingers and worse in the left hand. This has been diagnosed as temporary nerve damage caused by leaning too much on the elbow or having the elbow bent too much, particularly having it bent all the time you are asleep. Leaning on the elbow causes the nerve to get sqashed and having it bent for long periods causes the nerve to be permanently stretched. These things over time causes damage.
The pins and needles in my hands gets worse when I am running, probably because the arms are bent and moving, aggrevating the nerve.
I doubt your fingers will off but you should look at things like how much you are leaning on your elbows and whether you have them bent for long periods like when you are asleep, and try to correct these things. If it is the nerve, it should return to normal.
Thanks, I will keep this in mind.
I often wake in the night with a totaly dead arm which can't be helping either!
I suffer from pins and needles when running after 20 minutes which eventually makes my feet numb. I also have calf pain at the same time. Funny thing is i never had this problem with my old trainers but bought exactly the same make and now had these problems. Am going to rest up for 2 weeks then try running in my old trainers and see what happens. Failing that im gonna take my 2 sets of trainers down to the podiatrist and see what they say. Anyone else suffered the same thing?
exactly the same for me. calves hurting then really bad pins and needles. hasn't happened fro last 5 weeks and now happened 2 nights in a row ?? so bad had to stop.
Anybody any answers , there are about 20 threads on here but no real solutions.
I haven't changed, trainers, Could it be diet. Course I run had changed slighly ?!
Worried as got half marathon in a few weeks for first time.
I got the same thing in my race yesterday, my aim for sub 1h went when I had to stop all the time cos my feet were get numb.
This was the first time I had this although I have used the same trainers etc over the year, and never got this problem. Although I have to say the bottom of my legs were tightening too.
Could it be the cold weather??
Will see what happens next time I run, as I am concerned as I am starting my VLM training soon.
I was diagnosed with vitamin B12 deficiency when I asked my GP about pins and needles. She said it was so common she keeps a supply of the injections in her surgery.
According to wikipedia the consequences of B12 deficiency can be permanent and devastating, so get yourself a blood test.
Hi All
Again ive had exactly the same thing as described.
the one answer that started to make sense to me was Meep-Meeps answer.
Ive bought bigger size trainers and in hindsight its got worse. but i never thought that its because my feet are in trainers that are TOO BIG and therefore "slapping around" that could be the problem.
I cant afford to buy even MORE trainers to find the solution so ill try to relace my fore foot tighter and see if that works and let you know.
I'll also let you know if I get gangrene!!???
I have previously had a problem with a painful right calf and then pins and needles - using a foam roller before running has helped this!
I get pins and needles and calve tightening. I have been told that naturally, when standing or walking, my heals sit lower than my toes and causes tightening when running. I have to get my partner to tenderise my calve muscles by hitting them with a rolling pin and then doing some stretching exercises. It helps with the calves but I still get pins and needles. I have been told to wear a heal insert to rise it up so I don't sink into my heals when running, I haven't done this yet but will so it might help my pins and needles and tight calves.


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BEIJING - AUGUST 23: Vasyl Lomachenko of Ukraine celebrates victory against Khedafi Djelkhir of France in the Men's Feather (57kg) Final Bout held at Workers' Indoor Arena on Day 15 of the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games on August 23, 2008 in Beijing, China. (Photo by Nick Laham/Getty Images)
Vasyl Lomachenko of Ukraine won his second straight Olympic boxing gold medal on Sunday, completing his domination of the London lightweights with a 19-9 victory over South Korea's Han Soon-chul. Lomachenko is the unofficial pound-for-pound king of amateur boxing after following up his featherweight gold in Beijing with two world championships. He is now the first two-time gold medal boxer in Ukraine's Olympic history. Lomachenko was tested much more in his previous two fights in London than in the gold-medal bout. Han is a veteran amateur who had never done this well in an international tournament. Lomachenko joined gold-medal winning teammate Oleksandr Usyk, who won the heavyweight division Saturday.
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Local doctors create revolutionary app
Staying in touch with your physician at your fingertips
POCATELLO, Idaho - In this day and age of advancing technology, it seems like you are able to get a hold of anybody by sending a simple text or instant message. So why not to your doctor?
A team of doctors and engineers from Pocatello say they have done just that with a new app for your smartphone and tablet. They're calling this a product that will revolutionize the health care industry.
It's called "IM Your Doc" (Instant Message Your Doc), and it's already available in Android Marketplace and the App Store. They hope you won't have to ask if the doctor is ready to see you now, but rather, if they have the app.
Ali Khan, the chief technical officer for IM Your Doc, along with Drs Naeem and Fahim Rahim have been working on the app for about two years and testing it for the past eight months.
Khan said this app will help patients by saving them time, money and giving them peace of mind. He said the idea came from chronic illness patients. Those patients see their doctors more often than most others, incurring a heavy burden of time, waiting and expense.
Khan said if there is something wrong, and your doctor is not available, many patients head to the emergency room, incurring even more costs.
"They don't have to end up in the emergency room every time they are having an issue because of a lack of communication between the physician and patients," Khan said. "Now they can use our communication system and talk to their own doctors to solve their health issues."
Khan explained that the way the app is set up, IM Your Doc cannot store any medical information and is 100 percent in accordance with HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act) laws.
Khan also talked about the upcoming years and what they expect to happen with the doctor to patient ratio. Khan said there will be fewer doctors taking care of more patients, and this app will give physicians an opportunity to better serve those patients who do not need immediate medical attention, while responding to those non-emergency patients in a faster time frame.
"In the beta testing that we've been doing for eight months now, physicians have been actually picking up the phone and calling the patient straightaway," Khan said.
The result usually is saving both you and your insurance company money from a doctor's office visit.
Khan also says this app will be helpful to stay-at-home parents. Those with several children at home know it can be a bit stressful to try and bring all the children along to the doctor, as well as waiting around all day for the doctor to return your call.
The studies they conducted showed patients who used the app waited an average of 15 to 20 minutes to hear back from their doctor. Khan says many people spend that time in the waiting room alone. He also said many people can wait all day to hear back from a busy physician.
"For example, if you call at 8 o'clock in the morning when you're getting ready for work, and you're not feeling well," Khan said, "your physician may not be able to call you back until 5 o'clock in the evening. By that time, the chances are you've ended up in the emergency room or urgent care."
The app will have a monthly subscription fee of $29.99, and is limited to 10 sessions of chat with your doctor. The chat now is through simple messaging, but they are working to expand it to voice and photo. The idea is that your doctor can tell by your cough or rash what your ailment is, and advise a solution.
They say the money is simply for maintenance and expansion, because they're really providing a priceless service - peace of mind.
"The idea is to help patients attain a better lifestyle and to give them the peace of mind they deserve," Khan said.
The app is currently being tested at the Urgent Care providers in Pocatello and Chubbuck, the Kidney Institute in Pocatello, and Family First Medical Center in Idaho Falls.


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Top 5 Offensive Players (alphabetical order)
Scott Austin - (WR, Biloxi,
MS) - The 3-Star receiver gives you height (6' 3") and a long wing span.
He excels at going up and catching the ball at his highest point. Austin runs
good routes and looks very polished. The Biloxi native also runs a good deep
ball and uses his jumping ability to go up and get the ball
Derrick Jones (WR, Eupora, MS) - The two wide outs for Mississippi are a perfect compliment for the Magnolia squad as they both are tall, rangy, and can go up and get the ball. Derrick is more than a possession receiver as he possesses the best straight ahead speed out of all of the wideouts.
Deon Mix (OL, South Panola, MS) - Deon has improved leaps and bounds this year as he fought mono for the first half of the season. Deon has had trouble with his bend in year's past but has worked on his flexibility as of late. He gets a good push off of the line of scrimmage and opens up the most holes amongst the Mississippi offensive linemen. The ceiling has always been high for the South Panola lineman and it looks like the light is beginning to be turned on. Mix still has a ways to go but he is getting there day by day and has the tools to be a really good SEC lineman one day.
Kailo Moore (RB, West Bolivar, MS) - The 4-Star tailback out
of Rosedale simply has a gear that no one else on the offensive or defensive
side of the ball possesses. He can hit it outside and take the corner on you,
or he will hit it inside and make one cut and go north and south.
We were interested to see what Moore would look like mixed in with the elite prospects in Mississippi. Would his speed hold up against the best? We were surprised that he looks even faster amongst the best than he does playing in 2A ball. Moore has improved on his lateral movement and his cuts and is becoming more of a complete back.
Ashton Shumpert (RB, Itawamba AHS, MS) - The 6' 2", 215-pound back gives Mississippi someone who can run inside for the tough yards. Ashton also catches the ball very well in the backfield which allows the offense to spread the perimeter on the swing passes.
Some believe that Shumpert is destined for the defensive side of the ball on the next level but what makes the 4-Star athlete so special is that he is equally effective on either side of the ball. Do not look for him to be involved on defense this week.
Mississippi Starting Offensive Lineup
QB Parker Adamson (Oxford)
RB Kailo Moore (West Bolivar)
RB Ashton Shumpert (Itawamba AHS)
WR Scott Austin
WR Derrick Jones
TE Hunter Bull (Southaven)
LT Deon Mix (South Panola)
LG David Mahaffey (Brandon)
OC Jacob Feeley (Picayune)
RG Joey Reynolds (Picayune)
RT Jake Thomas (Columbus)
**Please note that the starting lineup is fluid and can change daily or even during practice.


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Los Angeles Colliers International said it has named Hans Mumper managing director in the firm's Greater Los Angeles region.
Based in Colliers' downtown Los Angeles office, Mumper will provide guidance and leadership for the sales professionals and support staff within Colliers' downtown Los Angeles, Encino and Valencia offices.
Prior to joining Colliers, Mumper was a senior VP and director of management services at Grubb & Ellis.


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Police seek more info on Northeast killings
This weekend saw a heightened police presence – as well as the sound of more gunshots – across Cypress Park and Highland Park in the wake of last week's shootings that left two men dead and a third seriously injured in what is believed to be ... Read More »
Double trouble for the owner of a dog lost in Echo Park *
Flyers with the words "LOST DOG" and "DOG FOUND" are perhaps as common a sight in Echo Park as ExP gang tagging. Many of those flyers are photocopied at E.R. Copies, the Sunset Boulevard print shop where owner Carlos Vela has seen distraught dog owners spend ... Read More »
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One of the three Rochester Hills city council races will require a primary election Sept. 15 because of the number of candidates vying for the position.
Running for the at-large four-year term are Johanna H. Allen, Anthony Grillo, John M. Paille and incumbent James Rosen.
Each of the candidates was asked to respond to a number of questions so voters could learn about their background, community involvement, why they are running, what they perceive as the major issues facing the city and possible solutions to these issues, and then finally to comment on the deer population and Tienken Road widening issues.
� Johanna H. Allen said she is a lifelong resident of the Rochester Hills community. She graduated from Rochester Adams High School in 1981, the University of Michigan with a bachelor of arts in 1985 and Ohio Northern University College of Law in 1990.
She has worked as an attorney for more than 18 years and founded a practice in Rochester Hills in 1990. Her most satisfying experience was representing the Older Persons Commission in its purchase of the Letica Road property and negotiating the tri-community cooperative.
Allen has served the community through her membership and board participation in the Rochester Regional Chamber of Commerce, Rochester Rotary Club, Community Foundation's Women's Club and the Meadowbrook Woman's Club.
She is running because she believes her work experience, community service and residency have provided her with the knowledge and experience to help guide the city through this tough economic time.
"The current Council is all male and all of the other candidates are male. I am running so the voters have a qualified woman candidate to elect," she said.
Allen lists the major issues facing the city as property valuation, lost tax revenue and city services.
"I think the city should continue to be proactive in attracting new businesses to our community," she said. "We have vacant office buildings and industrial space to fill. When it comes to spending taxpayer dollars, every cent must be accounted for and wisely spent," she added.
Regarding Tienken Road, "It would be nice to have federal road funds, but not if it requires a five-lane highway to be built. I do not support a four- or five-lane road, even if it is the only way to receive federal funding."
When asked whether she supported the use of lethal methods to reduce the deer population in the city, Allen said, "there is no easy answer to controlling the deer population in Rochester Hills but it needs to be done for the safety of our residents and others driving in our community." She looks forward to hearing the suggestions made by the citizen's group now studying the issue.
� Anthony Grillo attended Holy Cross College in Notre Dame, Ind. He worked for 14 years in a family-run business and then 16 years at Ford Motor Co.
His community involvement includes 16 years as chairman of the Community Action Program. It is a work program that does service for Toys for Tots, NAACP fundraisers, Juvenile Diabetes Foundation and the March of Dimes. He said he is running to reunite the community with the Council. "I believe that the focus of City Council right now should be: One, how to create jobs in Rochester Hills; two, strive to keep the standard of living high even in an economic downturn; three, protect our property values."
He sees the major issues facing the city as the budget crisis that City Council delayed action on until after the elections, and the shortfall of revenue for the next fiscal year.
Regarding Tienken Road, "I believe all of us are in agreement that at minimum, a turning lane is necessary to ease traffic on Tienken Road," he said.
"I understand the concerns of many who do not want the road widened more than three lanes, but unfortunately, the federal funds have been allocated toward a four- or five-lane expansion."
Grillo said this when asked about the use of lethal methods to control the deer population:
"The deer committee is still working diligently on this issue and I'm confident both sides can come together in the middle to work out something that works for everyone," he said.
� John M. Paille has a bachelor of electrical engineering degree from Wayne State University and a master of science in administration from Central Michigan University. He is retired after working as manager of advanced manufacturing engineering at Chrysler LLC.
Paille's experience comes from managing 69 people and a more than $7.5 million budget.
�"I forged teamwork and treated team members equally and with respect," he said. "Hard work and dedication from team members resulted."
Paille believes Rochester Hills is a great place to live. "There is a sense of community here," he said, adding that he would like to help preserve some of the special events and amenities that make the city special, such as the art festivals, parks and movie in the park events that he and his children and grandchildren have enjoyed over the years.
"I want to ensure the best interests of the people in Rochester Hills are kept in focus," he said.
He sees taxes as a major issue facing the city.
"Our housing assessment went down by approximately 25 percent. I would expect that our taxes go down as much. Any breaks that can be passed on to our neighbors may well be a boost to our local community." He said the hard decision will be deciding what services to reduce.
Regarding Tienken Road, "Tienken is a rural thoroughfare, not a highway," he said.
"I would not be in favor of five lanes. This would invite more unwanted traffic." He does favor a three-lane widening. He said it is important to take into consideration the homes on the north side of Tienken, near Sheldon and the historic district.
As to the deer population, he said "culling the deer with police sharpshooters was not popular or effective. I see that as an easy decision, not a correct one," he said. He would have preferred a method used by some countries and states that tranquilize and remove. He said it is low in cost and doesn't harm the animals.
� Councilman Jim Rosen is a mechanical engineer with a master of science degree in environmental science. He is retired from General Motors after almost 40 years.
"A large part of my career was spent working with the government," he said. "I have a good understanding of what good government is supposed to be."
Rosen has lived in Rochester Hills for 25 years. He organized his homeowners association and served as president. He also served on the city planning commission for more than 15 years, where he was the commission's representative to the Zoning Board of Appeals for 10 years. He helped design the capital improvement plan process in 1997 and has been on the policy team for all nine of the plans that have been developed since then.
After being elected to City Council, he was chosen by the council members to be president for two years.
"The most important and pervasive challenge facing the City of Rochester Hills will be coping with the effects of the national and state economic downturn," Rosen said. "The City Council will have the challenge of maintaining the important quality-of-life aspects of the city while reducing expenditures to match revenues.
"The other major challenges facing the city will be to avoid compromising our city's character with impulsive reactions to this downturn in order to raise tax revenues," Rosen said. "If the residential character is compromised, the desirability of our community could diminish."
As to the Tienken road widening,� he said, "I think a four- or five-lane widening is completely out of character for Tienken Road.
"If it is a choice between a five-lane road and nothing, I believe we should choose nothing."
Rosen recently introduced a resolution for Council to declare its preference to the road commission for a three-lane option. The resolution passed without opposition.
"Rochester Hills has a car/deer accident problem, which is not simply a deer population problem," he said. "The number of accidents is not a simple relationship to the number of deer because of the effect of driver safety, road configuration, weather and other variables.
"The strategy adopted by a majority of City Council last winter to immediately conduct a deer cull by the Oakland County Sheriff was a major blow to the reputation of the city and the council."
He recommends the city use a multistep method in reducing accidents, and only as a last resort, to use lethal methods.


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What a lucky child to have such a sweet "Memmy." The quilt is lovely.
Welcome to the Quilting Board!
What a lucky child to have such a sweet "Memmy." The quilt is lovely.
Really is a "big girl" quilt. I am sure she will cherish it forever
So cute and I love the label. I might plagerize some of it when I quilt the quilt I made for my 3 year old DGD for her "big girl" bed.
Cheerful quilt!
A dog is not "almost human" and I know of no greater insult to the canine race than to describe it as such.
Love the energy in the quilt, all the happy colors. Great job.
"A woman is like a tea bag-you can't tell how strong she is until you put her in hot water." Eleanor Roosevelt
MargeD you go right ahead and use whatever you would like for your DGD!!!
Quilts are like grandkids - never enough!!
It's really pretty and such a lovely label to put on it. One she'll treasure for ever
I've always liked YBR. It's simple but becomes so interesting when done. Your colors are really pretty and I like the backing and that sweet, sweet letter.
Sweet quilt! Love the colors!


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You Sing: Moulin Rouge/Shrek/I Am Sam/Ali (Karaoke CDG)
You Sing: Moulin Rouge/Shrek/I Am Sam/Ali (Karaoke CDG) movies. Karaoke CDG. Published by Pocket Songs (PS.JTG082).
Sing the hits from some of your favorite movies from the year 2000! Features great songs from the soundtracks of Moulin Rouge, Shrek, I Am Sam, Ali, Kate and Leopold and Almost Famous. Includes Elton John's classic ballad 'Tiny Dancer' (Almost Famous), the Christina Aguilera remake of Patti LaBelle's classic soul hit 'Lady Marmalade' (Moulin Rouge), and Smash Mouth's rocking rendition of 'I'm a Believer' (Shrek).
Each JTG album contains background tracks only. CDG discs can be played on a regular CD player but require a CDG player to see the graphics.


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Steve & Brian Co-host with Bonnie (Bonnie's blog 6/28/13)
A big "Thank You" to Steve Locker and Brian Dean of Radio Tradio for filling in for Van this morning! A lot of fun was had at Steve's expense, but you have to realize that that's the way he likes it....ALL ABOUT HIM! Be sure too tune in tomorrow to Radio Tradio from 9-11AM for all the fun and great bargains!
Monday, Mark Allen will be filling in for Van. Wow! Four hours of Mark!
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I seem to have a big gap between my wheels and arches it's around 30-40 mm at the back (there's actuall a 10mm difference between left and right rear).
and it's about the 20-30 on the front I am running 18" bayern alloys with 225/40 front and 255/35 rear.
Could I have a suspension issue or does the car just need lowered?
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Putin likes to Wade about shirtless…
John Wayne?
Bill Clinton
I'll guess a different Southern ex-president, Jimmy Carter.
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With a capacity of 40 Gbps, the Netropy 10G2 Network Emulator can simulate two separate 10 Gbps full-duplex links. Each of the two Emulation Engines also offers the ability to filter packets onto 15 separate virtual WAN links with their own bandwidth, latency, and loss conditions, making it easy to simulate a large number of high-speed links using a single emulation device.
The 4 SFP+ ports offer 1/10 Gbps dual rate capability, supporting both 10 Gbps SFP+ and 1 Gbps SFP for easy installation onto any type of 1 or 10 Gbps network.
The Netropy 10G2 is configured and managed through an intuitive, browser-based interface for easy operation, or through a comprehensive command line interface for integration with test automation tools.
The Netropy 10G2 Network Emulator is quick to install, intuitive to configure, and easy to operate. The Netropy GUI provides the responsiveness of an application with the convenience of a standard web browser.
The Netropy 10G2 simulates up to 15 separate WAN links through each of two 10 Gbps Emulation Engines, making it easy to simulate large numbers of gigabit or other high-speed links through a single pair of ports. Packets are assigned to individual links by IP source and destination address range (IPv4 or IPv6), VLAN, MAC address, MPLS label, application port number, or any other packet field.
Take advantage of two 10 Gbps Emulation Engines to simulate two 10 Gbps links or large numbers of lower speed links. Each emulation engine is separately managed, making it easy for the device to be shared between users or projects.
Accurately simulate links from 100 bits per second up to 10 Gbps. Also available in a 1 Gbps version for users who need to emulate many lower speeds links or want the flexibility to upgrade to 10 Gbps later.
Emulate delay and jitter up to 10 seconds, in increments of 0.01 ms, with a constant, normal, exponential, or uniform distribution.
Set random, burst, or periodic packet loss, or a bit error rate. Test the effect of data corruption on voice and video applications.
Capture live network conditions with the Netropy Recorder and replay them through the Netropy Network Emulator to reproduce the dynamic delay and loss characteristics of the production network in a repeatable test environment.
Test how applications run over a congested network without costly traffic generators or a rack full of client machines using Netropy's unique background utilization feature that replays PCAP files as background traffic. Each PCAP stream can replicated to simulate large numbers of users or scaled to adjust the timing and bandwidth usage.
Graph or download up to 24 hours of throughput and other link statistics to visualize and troubleshoot application performance.
Install each emulation engine as either a bridge or router for easy integration with any test configuration.
The Netropy 10G2 has four dual rate 1/10 Gbps SFP+ ports to connect to any type of 1 Gbps or 10 Gbps Ethernet network. The interfaces support any standard 10 Gbps SFP+, 1 Gbps SFP, or 1/10 Gbps dual-rate SFP+ transceiver, as well as 1 or 10 Gbps direct attach cables.
Automate testing using the comprehensive command line interface.
Use SSL or SSH for secure access to the Netropy interface. Individual users can lock their Emulation Engine to prevent configuration changes by any other user. Set user passwords on the device or take advantage of an LDAP server.
Test with confidence - the high-precision Netropy Emulation Engine ensures accurate and reproducible results.
The Netropy Emulation Engine monitors internal processing and buffering resources to guarantee testing validity.
Emulate two 10 Gbps networks at a fraction of the cost of competing solutions. Also available in a 1 Gbps version for users who need to emulate multiple 1 Gbps networks, connect to a 10 Gbps infrastructure, or want future expandability at a lower cost.
Apposite makes buying easy by including everything in one low price. No additional hardware (except standard SFP+ or SFP transceivers), software, or training required.
With the ability to simulate up to 15 separate WAN links in each of two 10 Gbps separate Emulation Engines, the Netropy 10G2 has a myriad of uses:
With an aggregate capacity of 40 Gbps and two pairs of SFP+ ports, the 10G2 can simulate two separate 10 Gbps full-duplex links. Each of the two Emulation Engines is managed separately with its own dedicated pair of ports, making it easy to share the device between separate tests or different users.
Model a full enterprise network of regional, branch, and local offices, telecommuters, and partners, all connected to headquarters or centralized datacenter. Each 10 Gbps Emulation Engine can simulate up to 15 different links.
Run separate tests side-by-side to:
Segregate traffic from individual devices and apply impairments to specific applications
Complete a matrix of conditions by running multiple tests in parallel
Netropy advanced network emulators are quick to install and easy to operate. Configuration requires only a few simple steps through the intuitive, browser-based GUI.
Netropy main configuration and monitoring window.
Set the bandwidth, delay, loss, and other network conditions for each link in the Path Configuration window.
Direct packets onto individual links by IP address, VLAN, or other packet fields in the Classifier Configuration window.
Build "what-if" scenarios to choose between private lines, internet VPNs, and wireless and satellite networks to connect offices across the globe, and determine how much bandwidth to purchase to ensure critical applications perform as needed.
See how applications will perform prior to roll-out and avoid unpleasant surprises and panic fixes later.
Compare products from different vendors to select the one that works best on your network.
Adjust application settings to optimize performance for different end users.
Analyze the benefits of WAN acceleration products to optimize the existing infrastructure.
Pinpoint the cause of reported problems and complaints, then validate potential solutions without disrupting the production network.
|Emulation Capabilities
|Packet Classification
|IP source and destination address range
IPv6 source and destination address range
VLAN ID and PCP prioritization value
IP ToS: Precedence or DSCP value
TCP or UDP port number
MAC address
MPLS address
Any arbitrary field specified by layer, offset, length, and mask
|100 bps to max. license speed (1 Gbps or 10 Gbps) in 1 bps increments
|Latency & jitter
|0 ms – 10,000 ms. in 0.01 ms increments;
constant, uniform, exponential, normal distributions with or without reordering
accumulate & burst delay;
replay recorded latency from Netropy Recorder or file
|Loss and Corruption
|random, burst, periodic, BER, Gilbert-Elliott, or recorded packet loss;
data corruption
|Queuing and Prioritization
|RED, tail drop, and round robin queue management;
Priority or Round Robin queuing based on IP ToS or VLAN PCP value
|packet reordering, packet duplication, MTU and fragmentation,
frame overhead, separate inbound and outbound rate control
|Max. Link Emulation Speed
|Available in 1 Gbps and 10 Gbps versions. Emulate any speed up to licensed maximum.
|Emulation Engines
|Max. Aggregate Throughput
|40 Gbps
|Maximum Packet Rate
|17,000,000 packets per second aggregate
4,250,000 packets per second per port
|Maximum Frame Size
| 4x SFP+ Dual Rate 1/10 Gbps auto-negotiate
Use any standard 10 Gbps SFP+ transceiver, 1 Gbps SFP transceiver, 1/10 dual rate SFP+ transceiver, or 1 or 10 Gbps direct attach cables
|1x Gigabit Ethernet
1x RS-232 serial console
|Environmental and Physical Specifications
|Power Supply
|Single power supply standard, redundant power supply available as a separate option
|AC Input Voltage
|Auto ranging 100 VAC to 240 VAC
|AC Input Frequency
|47 to 63 Hz
|AC Input Current
|Power Draw
|240 Watts
17.0" W x 22.75" D x 3.5" H (2 RU)
43 cm W x 58 cm D x 8.8 cm H (2 RU)
24.75" W x 30" D x 11" H
63 cm W x 77 cm D x 28 cm H
39 lbs. (18 kg)
51 lbs. (23 kg)
32° to 104°F (0° to 40°C)
-4° to 167°F (-20° to 75°C)
|10% to 90% (non-condensing)
|FCC Class A, CE, RoHS
|Warranty & Support
|Hardware Warranty
|1 year
|Support and Maintenance
|1 year, including all firmware upgrades
|Ordering Information
|Part Numbers
|1 Gbps version: N10G2-1G
10 Gbps version: N10G2-10G
|Redundant power supply: N10G2-PSU
SFP+ SR dual rate transceivers: SFPPLUS-SR10G
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Full buffet breakfast daily; 6 three-course dinners with wine, including welcome and farewell dinners in Madrid and a special dinner in Granada
Inside visits and special features are shown in UPPERCASE in the tour description.
Time to rest or to start exploring the Spanish capital. At 6 pm, meet your Tour Director and traveling companions for a welcome dinner at your hotel.
The capital of Spain since 1561, Madrid today is a strikingly modern city, the showcase of a country resolutely turned towards the future. Your Local Guide takes you to the Puerta del Sol, Plaza de España with its monument to Cervantes, the Parliament, Cibeles Fountain, elegant Calle Alcala, and Paseo de Castellana. Then, the highlight: a visit to the palatial PRADO MUSEUM with its priceless art treasures.
A day in beautiful Castile. Cross the rugged Sierra de Guadarrama mountain range on the way to Segovia, famous for the 2,000-year-old Roman aqueduct. Enjoy a walk through the walled town of Avila, where St. Theresa founded the Order of Carmelites. Arrive in Salamanca, and follow your Tour Director for a pleasant walk to beautiful PLAZA MAYOR. A highlight is your overnight stay at Hacienda Zorita, which once hosted Christopher Columbus, where a WINE TASTING and dinner await you.
The majestic scenery of the Serra da Estrela mountain range forms the backdrop of your morning drive into Portugal. Before heading for Lisbon, melt into the stream of pilgrims from all over the world as you visit the SANCTUARY OF OUR LADY OF THE ROSARY in Fatima. This evening, an optional dinner with Fado-style entertainment is the perfect introduction to Portugal's capital.
Lisbon was the center of Europe's longest-lived overseas empire. Morning sightseeing with a Local Guide features a drive through the Baixa quarter's main squares and a walk through the cobblestone alleys of quaint ALFAMA, the popular quarter of the seamen and Fado singers. Drive along the grand Avenida da Liberdade up to Pombal Square. Stop for pictures of Belem Tower, guarding the mouth of the Tagus, and the Monument to the Discoverers. Next, visit JERONIMOS MONASTERY with the tomb of Vasco da Gama. An exciting optional excursion is available to the royal palace of Queluz.
On the way back to Spain, stop in Azaruja to visit a CORK FACTORY and learn about the many ways this material can be used. Then, continue to the vibrant capital of Andalusia, Seville.
During your sightseeing tour with a Local Guide, hear about the city's role in Roman times, its conquest by the Moors in 712 AD, and its contribution to the discovery of the New World. Admire Maria Luisa Park, the Golden Tower on the Guadalquivir River, and the university that used to be the tobacco factory of Carmen fame. Also visit the magnificent CASA DE PILATOS, a mixture of Moorish and Roman architecture with a splendid collection of Roman sculptures. Then, stroll through the narrow lanes of the charming SANTA CRUZ QUARTER. For those interested, an optional extended guided visit to the cathedral is available, and tonight, for a truly Andalusian night out, reserve a seat at our optional Flamenco show.
Through the sunny sherry wine region of Jerez to Algeciras. Board your FERRY and sail across the Strait of Gibraltar to Africa. Continue to Tangier, jumping-off point for the Moorish conquest of Spain and home town of legendary medieval traveler Ibn Batuta. Sightseeing with a Local Guide includes a spectacular panoramic drive to CAP SPARTEL. Marvel at the views and quench your thirst Bedouin-style with a glass of hot mint tea, accompanied by local biscuits. This evening, enjoy a lively Moroccan show after dinner at your hotel.
Visit Tangier's exciting and colorful GRAND SOCCO square and explore the narrow streets of the kasbah. Return by FERRY across the Strait and back in Spain, drive to your hotel in Torremolinos on the elegant Costa del Sol.
Today is your chance to join an optional excursion to the Rock of Gibraltar, in British hands since 1704. Later, enjoy the sandy beaches, and browse through the trendy boutiques.
Into the mountains to history-steeped Granada. A guided walking tour features its main attraction, the ALHAMBRA COMPLEX. A fantasy of "lace in stone" surrounded by arabesque gardens and fountains, it affords superb views of the Old Quarter and Sacromonte, a mountain occupied by Gypsy cave dwellers. Also admire the magnificent WATER GARDENS OF THE GENERALIFE, the royal summer residence. This evening, a special dinner with wine and local specialties has been prepared for you at one of Granada's fine restaurants.
The olive and orange groves of the rolling Andalusian hills and, later, the more barren landscapes of Don Quixote's La Mancha unfold before your eyes on the way north to Toledo, spectacularly situated on a granite hill surrounded by a loop of the Tagus River. Your walking tour with a Local Guide features the Moorish bridge and visits to an early SYNAGOGUE, the 13th-century gothic CATHEDRAL, and the CHURCH OF SANTO TOMÉ with one of El Greco's most famous paintings. Time to visit a DAMASCENE STEEL WORKSHOP before returning to Madrid. Tonight, enjoy a farewell dinner with wine at your hotel.
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Avenue D' AngleterreTangier, Morocco
"A beautiful 58-room boutique hotel with original Moorish architecture, this historical property was built at the end of the 18th century and was frequently visited by French painter Henri Matisse during his visits to Morocco. Amenities include a restaurant & lobby bar and an outdoor swimming pool with exotic gardens offering a welcoming oasis amidst the hustle of the city.
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Visit El Escorial, a renaissance-style complex of white-grey stone, which houses the Mausoleum of the Spanish Monarchs and is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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Drive through the capital's boulevards, passing beautiful buildings and fountains. Later, dine Spanish style!
Treat yourself to an evening of Fado music and dinner at a local restaurant.
Experience the natural and historical beauty of Portugal on day trip from Lisbon.
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Enjoy a delicious dinner at one of the celebrated restaurants in La Carihuela, the original fisherman's district in Torremolinos, famous for the best seafood in the region.
Visit the strategic rock fortress of Gibraltar, in British hands since 1704.
Discover hidden Granada and enjoy a beautiful view over the city and the Alhambra.
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Gunsmoke - Season 2 Episodes
"Cow Doctor"
After he is summoned unknowingly by Ben Pitcher to treat one of his cows,a human patient of Doc's dies. Durning a fight with Pitcher, Doc is knifed.
"Brush at Elkader"
After his friend Ben Williams is shot down by Lou Shippen, Matt travels to Elkader to bring him him. The only problem, he doesn't know what he looks like and the town is protecting Shippen.
Matt refushes to turn Joe Trimble a rustler over to Major Banker for court-martial.
"The Round Up"
Matt closes up shops to a group of drunken cowboys, which causes trouble.
"Young Man with a Gun"
After gunman, Sam Kercher is killed by Matt, his 16-year old brother arrives to fight Matt.
"Indian White"
At Fort Dodge, home of the third cavalry, Mrs. Mary Cullen tells the colonel, that the twelve year old they got from the Cheyenne ls her son Dennis. The indians took him when he was two years old.
"How to Cure a Friend"
Matt's getting his haircut. The barber tells about a couple of Texans he shaved, who talked about a crooked gambler they played in San Antonio, named Nick Search. Matt saved Nick's life. Nick arrives on the stage and goes to see Bill Pence, who runs the Long Branch, about setting up a poker game. Enoch Mills is the richest man in town. In poker if you win you're cheating and if you lose it serves you right. Mills heads into the Long Branch with $5000, Nick suggests they go upstairs. Matt wants to watch the game. Nick doesn't want him to. Matt tells Nick if you've got a straight flush you're through in Dodge. Nick goes for his gun. Matt shoots his hand. Doc tells Nick it will be stiff as a board for the rest of your life. Nick was seting Enoch up all week.
"Legal Revenge"
Doc rides up to the Tibbs house to say his services are available. Florie won't invite him in, but her husband yells to let him in. He cut his leg chopping wood. Doc wants to take him to Dodge. Forie says no. Doc does what he can. Doc tells Matt Mr. Tibbs was holding a gun under his blanket. It was no wood cutting accident. She cut him with a knife. Matt and Chester ride up to the Tibbs and ask for water, and would like to talk to the mister. He asks Matt if he would stay up with him tonight and take him to Doc in the morning. Matt and Chester are discussing what to do. Florie sneaks out. Tibbs says he's changed his mind aboout going to Dodge. Florie's got a shotgun and chases Matt and Chester away. Matt sneaks back. Florie says you're too late, he died during the night. She says he was a stranger named George Bassett. He came onto her and killed her husband,Ben. Matt locks up Florie. He gets a wanted poster on Bassett. Matt says she'll have some reward money comin
"The Mistake"
Kitty is in her cowgirl outfit. She's just return from a morning ride. Earl Haney, who runs the faro table, has had somebody bust his head open. Earl says he had a red shirt, black hair and mustache. Matt says that sounds like Jim Bostick. Jim says he's been in an all night poker game, except for an hour about 4:00 am, when went over to Doc's. Haney dies. Matt arrests Jim. Doc's out of town and can't confirm Jim's story. Jim pulls a derringer on Chester and escapes. Matt and Chester head out after Jim. Matt hears a horse and takes it. In the morning Matt hobbles the horse and lets it go. Matt finds Jim. Jim Draws. Matt wings him. Jim's back in jail. The new faro dealer, Ken Schools, was robbed and killed, but killed his attacker. Matt releases Jim. Doc says it's a rare man that won't try to weasel out of asmitting he made a mistake.
"Greater Love"
Doc is sick and tired of working day and night and being paid off in promises. He wants to go to San Francisco. The stage comes in with the guard dead. The driver says is was three guys. One was Haeard Brant. The driver says they hit two of them. Matt, Chester and Doc go out to the Brants. Howard can't talk. Mrs. Brant says the other two were Jed Butler and Rod Blake. They dumped Howard and rode off. Doc says he has to stay with Howard. Cheester sees Mrs. Brant with a wagon and her husband's body in it. Doc was supposed to ride ahead to make arrangements with the undertaker. He never showed. Doc was captured by Jed and Rod. After a stand off and talking Matt gets Jed and Rod.
"No Indians"
Sam tells matt the Pawnees killed and scalped a family. Matt and Chester go to look. They meet Captain Starr. Matt says he'd like to tag along. They find a man, woman, boy and little girl shot and scalped. Matt remarks every family was killed in the open. Matt says it wasn't indians. It was whites who did it for horses and whatever they could find. Matt and Chester get some horses by and old shack and make a fire to draw the murderers. Lee Stapp rides in to scope out the situation and offers his services. Matt knocks him out and Chester ties him up. Matt says there are six men coming in. We're going to ambush them. Matt and Chester open fire. Jake yells uncle. They say what are you doing shooting innocents. Matt shows them the yellow ribbon tied around the braid of the little girl's doll he took off Stapp. Stapp took it as a sourvenir. Jake told everyone to take nothing.
"Spring Term"
Matt talks to a wounded man who was shot with a bullet meant for him. The wounded man says Stone shot him, Matt tells Chester that he knew Stone a while back and is worried that he will be shot next, Chester tells Matt that the Danch left before dawn.
Matt learns that Danch was hired to kill Matt for Stone.
"Poor Pearl"
Willie Calhoun's in town for a bath and a haircut, in preparation to court Pearl Bender. Willie meets Pearl in the Long Branch. He asks her to marry him. She says Webb Thorne won't let me marry you. Willie gets a rifle and goes after Webb. Matt stops him. Matt gets Pearl, Webb and Willie together. Willie says he and Pearl are to wed. Webb says I'll stop them. Matt tells Pearl to choose. Pearl tells Willie I can't marry you. In her room Pearl tells Webb you are not going to touch me. You left here and never said nothing. Webb says he's come back to marry her. Chester brings Willie's rifle back to him. Willie shoots Pearl. A simple man let feeling for a woman get the best of him. Matt tells Willie he shot Pearl not Webb.
Chester worries about bugs & sees Billy messing with a wagon. Matt & Chester meet the owners of the wagon, they feel the newcomers have more trouble a head. McCready accuses the new family of stealing from him. A man comes looking for Doc because Cholera may have come to Dodge. When Doc doesn't show up treat the Cholera victims Matt & Chester try to find him.
Jeni tells Matt Doc is with McCready Matt & Chester find Doc.
"Pucket's New Year"
Ira Pucket was abandoned on the prairie in subfreezing weather by his skinner Jed Larner. It's been 20 below the last three nights. Doc checks Ira out, and operates on his foot. Matt tells Ira he'll try to find Jed. Ira's up and about with a cane. Ira asks Matt, have you found Ira yet. Jed walks into the Long Branch. Matt tells Jed he's going to tell everyone Jed left Ira out in the big freeze to die. Matt tells him get on your horse and don't come back. Ira sees Jed and tries to catch him. Matt tells Ira to get a job and forget about Jed. Ira robs Botkin's bank. Chester takes Ira over to the office. Botkin won't press charges, if Ira gets a job and stops being so ornery. Ira gets a job riding shotgun on the stage.
"The Cover Up"
Kitty's been riding in her riding skirt. Hoffer says he's gonna kill Zach Ritter. Matt tries to take Hoffer's gun, as Zach enters. Matt gets winged. Zach doesn't want to press charges. Matt turns Hoffer lose. Bates tells Matt Zach's been shot and Hoffer did it. Hoffer is dying in front of his house. He tells Matt Sam Baxter shot him. Hoffer says he didn't shoot Zach. Matt arrests Sam, the killing doesn't stop.
"Sins of the Father"
Mr. Dobie, the hotel owner, wants Matt to quiet Big Dan Daggit's wife, Rose, an indian. She the daughter of Yellow Horse the Arapaho chief who raided Dodge. Matt apologizes for disturbing the Daggit's. Dobie incites the menfolk. Dan and Rose walk down the street. A guy says for an indian she's a looker. Matt warns Dobie and his mob. A guy gives Rose a bad time. Dan steps in. Doc's gone out to the Duke place. Dan hasn't seen rose since 4:00 am. Doc rides up with Rose in his rig. Dan carries her up to Doc's. Two men kidnapped her. Tied her to a horse and hit her some. Doc asks Dobie if he's satisfied know. Rose says she can recognize their walk. Dan and rose sit outside the Dodge House. Matt and Chester takes turns watching them. Dan and Rose go up to their room. Rose recognizes the foot steps of the two men. She calls Dan, and asks him to go and get headache powders from Doc. The two guys, carrying a rope and gag, knock on Rose's door. Rose says come in. She got a
"Kick Me"
Harry Bent and Fred Myers just robbed the bank in Wichita. Harry and Fred's wife, Jennifer, plan on running away together.
Fred followed Harry after they split up and overheard their plans. He plugs Harry. Fred tells Jen they're going to Dodge to open a dress shop. Fred writes a letter for Tobeel, the indian guide Harry hired, to get a job with a cattle drive. The letter says this indian is a liar, beggar and a thief. Tobeel constantly stands in front of the dress shop. Fred complains about Tobeel to Matt. Jen tells Kitty she's scared, but not of Tobeel. Jen is stabbed with Tobeel's knife. Fred says no question who did this. Tobeel and Fred had fought. Matt arrests Tobeel. Matt finds a Wichita Milling Company sack in Fred's wagon. Matt takes Tobeel over to the Long Branch and gets him a drink. Tobeel says there was two men one was asleep. Matt the the bartender to tell Chester I'm ready. Matt tells Fred, Tobeel is a Kiowah. The don't stab, they throw a knife. Tobeel
A young gunfighter, Tom Clegg, forces farmer Abe Curry into a duel and kills him. Matt can't arrest Clegg since Abe drew first. However, Abe's brother Morgan plots revenge. Morgan, who is unarmed, follows Clegg constantly. Clegg soon grows tired of it and attempts to take care of his "problem."
"Gone Straight"
A man comes into Dodge City looking for Jim Glass, Matt believes Jim Glass changed his name and learns that Nate Timble was protecting someone Matt was looking for.
"Bloody Hands"
Matt Dillon begins having nightmares due to a gunfight in which Matt killed someone. Joe Stranger thinks Matt likes killing people, which forces Matt to turn in his Badge.
"Skid Row"
Hank Groat bothers Kitty. Chester comes to her rescue. Ann Cabot arrives from Connecticut to marry Jack Shomer. Matt, Chester and Doc go to see Jack. He's drunk in his shack as usual. They sober him up. Jack says he can't face Ann. Jack says the land beat him. He can't face people anymore. Matt tells Ann, Jack is a horse trader and he is up north. Hank Groat bothers Ann. Matt tells Groat to leave all the ladies alone. Kitty tells Matt he can't find Ann. They find Ann unconcious on the ground outside of Ma Smalley's. All Doc can find is a bruise on her cheek. Jack says he can't face Ann. He's going away. Ann slapped Groat. He hit her. Jack takes a shotgun from Matt's office and finds Groat in the Long Branch. He puts the shotgun down. They tussle. Matt stops it. Matt arrests Groat. Jack goes to get a drink. Matt tells Doc it just wasn't there.
"Sweet and Sour"
Rena Decker, a new dance hall girl, purposely gets her admirers into fighting over her. Despite Kitty's negative opinion of her, Matt befreinds Rena and gets her a job at the Long Branch. Soon afterward, 4 men are dead and Rena is the cause.
A rancher comes to terms with his past.
The west gets law & order.
"Last Fling"
Matt fills out a report on Chester after he is believed to have shot a man, Matt wants to take Chester away to protect him.
"Chester's Murder"
Chester is drinking at the Long Branch and gets into an argument with a gambler over a girl. When the marshall breaks it up he tells Chester to bring the man to jail. On the way there the man is killed and everyone thinks Chester did it. Matt has to prove Chester is innocent.
"The Photographer"
Dodge City meets a Photographer who shows the residents how a camera works. Jacoby wants to take pictures of how the Wild West looks. When Matt learns someone died he thinks the photographer may have hired someone to kill Grubby for a picture of the west.
"Wrong Man"
Sam Rickers comes to the Marshal's Office asking to see Matt. Chester looks inside the wagon to find a dead man, Sam thinks he killed a criminal hoping to get $1000 for the crime. Matt learns that dead man was shot three times & was new to Dodge City.
When Matt asks how the third got in the dead man's back Letty almost tells what really happened. Rickers his her and tells the story better in hopes of getting the reward money.
Matt wants to protect Sam Rickers from Catlin who brings a poster with Jake Haney's picture on it Matt wants to protect Rickers by keeping him in jail.
"Big Girl Lost"
Philip Locke is looking for Laura Simmons, but she doesn't want him to know where she works. Laura tells Matt she and Philip were to wed she asks Matt not to say anything about her job.
Philip warns Matt that he will be killed if he doesn't tell the truth. Laura decides to meet Philip at the bar, Philip wants to take Laura away from The Long Branch she doesn't want to leave putting the Barkeeps life in danger.
"What the Whiskey Drummer Heard"
Matt goes inside The Long Branch and meets Wilbur Hawkins a whiskey Drummer tells Matt he will die. Matt is almost shot while feeding the horses, in Doc Adams's office Matt plans to let everyone thinks he died.
Kitty tells a man at The Long Branch is telling a different story. Tom Roberts tells everyone he shot Matt, Chester tells Matt someone at The Lady Gay (another bar) also shot the Marshal. Leaving Matt wondering who fired a shot at him.
Tom Smith finally comes to Dodge telling Matt somebody wanted to kill both Matt and Sheriff Smith for money.
"Cheap Labor"
Matt meets Fos Capper, who wants to marry Flora Stancil. Flora's brother Ben may give Matt some trouble that may lead to Foss Capper's death.
Flora drives to town for supplies Fos waits to help her load the wagon. Chester sees trouble about to happen. Matt heads to the store and hears Fos & Ben argue over Flora being free from Ben's treatment of her. Later Ben & Fos challenge each other to a fight. Matt lends Fos his gun that leads Ben to think Matt is crazy.
Ben begins to realize Fos is a professional at using a gun.
After Charlie Brewer is found dead, Jack Salter who was a friend of Charlie Brewer comes to Matt's office saying Vint killed Brewer. Matt then tries to find out if Jack is right.
"Who Lives by the Sword"
Joe Delk causes trouble at The Long Branch after shooting two men who were unarmed.
"Uncle Oliver"
After Chester & Matt meet Uncle Oliver, Chester feels uneasy after Viney suggests he "Get rid of Chester." Uncle Oliver feels Viney would be a good replacement for Chester.
Kitty's father, Wayne Russell, arrives in Dodge to meet his daughter after abandoning her and her mother as a baby. He insists that saloon life is not fit for a proper lady and wants to take her back to New Orleans so he can pamper her and invest her savings in his freight business.
"The Man Who Would Be Marshal"
A former Army Officer wants Matt Dillon's job. Matt then takes Mr. Egan on his rounds. Matt lets Egan try his brand of justice that almost costs Egan his life.
"Liar from Blackhawk"
A drunken man tries to beat Shinn to the draw (with his gun) but the drunken man dies trying. Hank Shinn tells Matt he doesn't want to kill people, Matt & Chester doesn't believe Shinn until He tries to tell Al James he is unarmed.
Matt wonders how Cam is doing after not seeing him in a few days, Matt then sees Cam at The Long Branch and notices Cam acting strange. Cam sets out to kill Matt after Lonnie Pike tells Cam he saw Matt with Tilda.


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Casa Tranquility – Home 265953 Villa
- 2 bedrooms
- 4 sleeps
- 7 nights min stay
Casa Tranquility – Home 265953
- Villa
- 2 bedrooms
- sleeps 4
- 7 nights min stay
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Villa / 2 bedrooms / 2 bathrooms / sleeps 4
Key Info
- Nearest beach 1 km
- Swimming pool
- Child friendly
- Car advised
- Air conditioning
- Ask about pets
- Private garden
Description from owner
Moraira is the Jewel in the crown of the Costa Blanca, and El porter is the most desirable part of Moraira.
With an elevated position you can spend lazy evenings looking down on the surrounding villas whilst enjoying your own privacy. Views from the Pool and the beautifully glass enclosed Naya (balcony ) out to sea and up into the mountains has to be seen to be believed, it is particularly beautifull in the early evening as the lights go on and the sun sets over the mountains.
Facing South the sun rises over the pool in the East and moves round throughout the day setting over the mountains.
All day sun is yours to enjoy.
Casa Tranquility is only a short distance from the main moraira town with its fabulous bars and restaurants offering everything from very cheap to very expensive.
The beauty of Moraira is its cleanliness, cleaning staff work 7 days a week to maintain its very high standards.
The lack of hotels and night clubs means Moraira is not the place for loud
Moraira is the Jewel in the crown of the Costa Blanca, and El porter is the most desirable part of Moraira.
With an elevated position you can spend lazy evenings looking down on the surrounding villas whilst enjoying your own privacy. Views from the Pool and the beautifully glass enclosed Naya (balcony ) out to sea and up into the mountains has to be seen to be believed, it is particularly beautifull in the early evening as the lights go on and the sun sets over the mountains.
Facing South the sun rises over the pool in the East and moves round throughout the day setting over the mountains.
All day sun is yours to enjoy.
Casa Tranquility is only a short distance from the main moraira town with its fabulous bars and restaurants offering everything from very cheap to very expensive.
The beauty of Moraira is its cleanliness, cleaning staff work 7 days a week to maintain its very high standards.
The lack of hotels and night clubs means Moraira is not the place for loud night life and parties, No Hooray Henries means you can walk around the town and enjoy the beautifull food and pavement bars without the embarrassing and sometimes threatening rowdies you get in other resorts.
Liz and I have our own Villa in Moraira and take every opportunity we get to visit the town. In our opinion no where else in the world offers such a great climate and the quality of life you find in Moraira , but then we are biased, however we are sure Once you have been here you will definitely want to come back.
The villa is fully adapted but in such a way that most of the items used by the less able can be removed and stored away if not required.
We automatically remove all the assistive aids after each hire, unless the next hirer has requested them.
When you arrive at Casa Tranquility other than the extra wide doors and hallway you would not know that it is suitable for wheelchair users, but that is the beauty of the way the property has been designed.
If you need the aids then as well as being placed in the villa for you, our local english speaking housekeeper will if required meet you and explain in detail how the equipment operates.
Probably the best way to say how good the villa is would be to quote from a paraplegic Canadian client:-
I've been a paraplegic for 14 years now and my husband and I have travelled to many different places; we've stayed in motels and hotels and homes and villas and seen a variety of what owners and managers call accessible. I am happy to say that the hosts of "Villa Tranquility" in Moraira in the Costa Blanca region of Spain have done it right.
While the surrounding terrain is very hilly and not suitable for wheelchairs, the inside of the home, the deck, pool and car areas of this vacation villa are well thought out and have taken into account the challenges of life in a chair. No bumpy thresholds to deal with, nice wide halls and doorways, and a shower and pool that most chair users will be able to use. Additionally, a level area for your vehicle makes entry into and out of your mode of transportation easy to accomplish.
While power beds that can raise and lower head and feet areas are becoming more common for home use this is the first time I have seen them in a rental. We have one at home and it was great to be able to get my feet up during the day when I needed to. I could still sit up and read without having to find pillows galore to sit up against.
The powered recliners were also a nice treat and something we may consider adding to our home now that we've had a chance to try them out. For us this was a really great way to test something out before making the purchase.
For those of you mobility challenged individuals reluctant to travel because of the unreliability of 'accessible" labels, not to worry, in Casa Tranquility you have found a place that has wonderful views, a gorgeous surrounding and proximity to a wealth of Spanish history and beautiful ocean beaches, while providing the environment you need to get on day to day, whether at home or away. If you want to stay at home and enjoy the pool, it's there. Or if you prefer the beach, there are accessible ones a short distance away; the choice is yours and you won't be disappointed. This villa met all our needs and provided an atmosphere in which to relax and enjoy our hard earned leisure time.
We'll be back. They've done a great job and it wouldn't matter if I regained the ability to walk tomorrow, we'd still visit this villa. They've done a terrific job of renovating a home with a wonderful view and perspective of the surrounding area. We are honestly caught between wanting to tell everyone about this terrific place and wanting to keep a secret to ensure we can book again next year.
Rita and David
Further details
Have a Fabulous Holiday
Further details indoors
Lazy boy recliners, one electric with stand facility and a large 3 seater soft all in high quality Burgungy leather.
There is wifi access throughout the property and a iPod docking station for music lovers.
The satellite TV has all your favourite UK channels The whole villa was rebuilt in 2011 so everything is new including the very high quality Kitchen.
For those that like to cook outside we have a large gas barbecue.
The villa is fully accessible for the less able and wheelchair users however the majority of the aids are stored in a purpose built room at the back of the property and only come out by prior request.
Other than the level access and wider than normal doors you would not know that it was designed originally for the less able.
At the end of the 2012 season we went through the comments book and hopefully have taken on board all the clients recommendation's
New in 2013 you have a new Lazyboy leather suite with a 3 seat sofa one reclining armchair and one rise and recline armchair. We now have free wifi throughout the villa, we have installed a high quality DVD player fitted a night light in the hallway and replaced several kitchen utensils as well as the dripping kettle. There is a new hall stand with coat hooks and storage for keys umbrellas etc.
For the less able you now have the option of a standard spreader bar on the pool hoist or you can choose to carry on using the transport seat as usual. Finally there is now a nice big clock on the wall in the lounge.
If you have any comments please leave them in the book in the villa and or contact us directly at email@example.com
Up until this year 2013 all our bookings were handled by James Villas www.jamesvillas.co.uk and search Casa Tranquility
The Villa is classed as one of their finest and rated very highly by their clients. From this year you can book directly with the owners either via holiday Lettings or www.accessiblespanishvillas.co.uk the villas own web site.
Further details outdoors
The property is located high up overlooking the surrounding villas.
The road leading up to the villa is quite steep and you really need a car.
Those fit enough can walk up and down to town , about 1.5 miles but driving is far easier and leaves more time to enjoy the town.
The property is accessed through its own electric gate so your car is safely locked away once inside.
Because of its location very little traffic passes the villa and you hardly ever get people walking past so you get a very peacefull holiday
The beautifull sandy beach at El Portet is only half smile away but once again down a fairly steep hill.
Sitting in the cafes at El Portet watching the water break gently onto the clean soft sand is one of lives real pleasures.
Location description from owner
The Valencian Country region
Weather: When it comes to holiday weather, Moraira claims an average 325 days of sunshine a year, and temperatures that stay constantly pleasantly warm, sea breezes ensuring that it is never sweltering in summer, and the surrounding mountains protecting the town from the chilly winter winds.
Overview: Nestled in a pretty bay on the south-east coast of Spain, the small resort town of Moraira is an oasis of traditional charm on the busy Costa Blanca, a favoured holiday spot and retirement haven. Moraira has grown from a small fishing village into an attractive resort surrounded by luxury villas without losing its Spanish character, which is entrenched in its impressive marina, variety of shops, colourful weekly markets, atmospheric old town, and its waterfront restaurants and bars. For those who enjoy a taste of the high life, it is also within easy reach by car or bus of the busier, glitzier Costa Blanca resorts of Javea, Calpe and bustling Benidorm. The countryside around the holiday destination of Moraira offers some lovely scenery dotted with unspoilt villages to explore. The relaxed traditional ambience of Moraira is accompanied by two main beaches with Blue Flag status, separated by a promontory crowned with a medieval fortress. There are also plenty of sport and leisure facilities on offer.
Shopping: There are no large supermarkets and shopping malls within the confines of the holiday resort of Moraira itself, but these can be found not far away in the approaches to the town and surrounding suburbs. In the main avenues of old Moraira, shoppers are well catered for with all manner of boutique stores selling local arts and crafts, souvenirs, holiday gear and bric-a-brac. The most fun to be had shopping, though, is at the Friday weekly market where the wares range from fresh fruit to leather goods, pottery and rugs. Good buys are wicker furniture, handbags and wrought iron objects. Serious shoppers can make expeditions to the larger resorts and towns nearby. The street market in Teulada, a few miles inland, is worth a visit.
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- Great for children of all ages
- Some pets are welcome - please contact the owner
- Cot available
- High chair available
Bed & bathroom
- 1 Double Bed, 2 Single Beds, 1 Cot available
- 1 Family bathroom, 1 En suite
- Wi-Fi available
- Air conditioning
- Private outdoor pool (unheated)
- Private garden
- Balcony or terrace
- Sea view
- Internet access
- Central heating
- Safe
- Cooker
- Fridge
- Freezer
- Microwave
- Toaster
- Kettle
- Dishwasher
- Washing machine
- Clothes dryer
- Iron
- High chair available
- Satellite TV
- DVD player
- Hair dryer
- Linen provided
- Towels provided
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- Parking
- Secure parking
- Adapted for wheelchair users — please contact the owner for details before booking
- Payment
- This rental can only be paid for online through Holiday Lettings using your credit/debit card or PayPal (never by bank or wire transfer).
- Smoking
- No smoking at this property
About the owner
David/ Elizabeth D.
- Response rate:
- 88%
- Calendar updated::
- 08 Apr 2017
- Years listed:
- 4
- Based in:
- United Kingdom
- Overall rating:
Languages spoken: English, French, Spanish, German
This Villa has 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and sleeps 4. It's been listed on Holiday Lettings since 19 Sep 2012. Located in Moraira, it has 1 review with an overall rating of 5. The average weekly rate varies from £600 to £1275.
The Owner has a response rate of 88% and the property's calendar was last updated on 08 Apr 2017.
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The device should live up to its "active" name, thanks to a shock, water, and dust resistant casing. It also has a "convenience" key on the side that can launch apps related to outdoor activities. Like its shinier brother, it tracks heart rates as well, with a built in monitor underneath the camera.
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Thank you, Dr. Kearns.
President Wright, Members of the Board of Trustees, Faculty, Graduates, Families, Friends and special guests.
Aloha, Talofa, and Good evening.
It is with great honor to be selected as the valedictory speaker representing our military campuses. I am humbled, and hope that you see it fitting that a veteran of thirty years, be given this tremendous and rare opportunity.
This is one of those times that we can say with absolute truth that without the tremendous abilities, commitment and flexibility of the faculty of HPU, perhaps we might not have met the unique educational challenges of our diverse cultural backgrounds. We will always be thankful for your quality training. I am convinced that your true desire perhaps are best reflected by the profound and true adage by Lao Tzu; "Give a man a fish you feed him for a day, teach him how to fish, you feed him for a lifetime." There is no doubt; we now have the confidence to confront a lifetime full of tough challenges. We are grateful to know you as our professors.
We all came to HPU with minds full of mush and now leaving thinking like a HPU graduate. I say a HPU graduate, because HPU is unique with its strategy that incorporates cultural diversity. It's this unique knowledge that makes us different and therefore, uniquely HPU graduates. I challenge you now to apply this new knowledge repeatedly in your own lives such that it becomes a habit. Good habits breed excellence.
Each of us is the product of our up-bringing. Our cultures are different, our languages are different, and our experiences are different. Independent of such diversity, we had the intellect, mind and sprit to ignore weaknesses, but capture the true opportunities that reflected the highest level of learning. The future stands for us all. Our best days are ahead of us. Let's honor our families, friends and our God by what we achieved here today.
Every structure requires a foundation. Without a foundation, collapse is inevitable. I thank your families and friends that make up your foundation….your support system. Without their support, we all, most certainly may not be here. We will always be thankful for their love and support. Thank You.
I thank my wife Loto, and my children. My mothers… for their prayers. Brothers and sisters in Samoa and the mainland, particularly Jubilee who traveled thousands of miles to be here. I thank all my nieces and nephews, my ministers, and pastors, members of our church. I thank all friends and relatives who are too numerous to mentioned. I am grateful for your prayers, love and support.
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GUN BARREL CITY–Johnette Betts and Susann Petras were the first place winning team at the 34th Friends of the Animals at Cedar Creek Lake Bridge Luncheon fundraiser Dec. 5 at Vetoni's Italian Restaurant in Gun Barrel City.
Players enjoyed coffee and doughnuts upon arrival, a delicious lunch prepared by Vetoni's, and fabulous cupcakes, courtesy of Dot Irwin for dessert.
A vast array of prizes were available for selection by the first 15 winning teams. For any slam bid and made, the team received a prize.
The following volunteers contributed to the success of Bridge Day: Tenny Roche, Joy Simmons, Kitty Whitted, Sandy Ward, Roberta Hoffbauer, Mollie Norton, Barbara Austin and Sally Chapman.
Friends of the Animals at Cedar Creek Lake Low-Cost Spay/Neuter Clinic is a non-profit organization that has spayed or neutered almost 30,000 animals over the past 12 years, to help control the pet population.
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