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|Inside the Bruins locker room
|05.11.10 at 1:44 am ET
Zdeno Chara, Mark Recchi, Tuukka Rask, Marc Savard and Milan Lucic react to a disappointing 4-0 loss to the Flyers at TD Garden in Game 5 of the NHL Eastern Conference semifinals. The Bruins now lead the series 3-2.
|Bruins need cooler heads to prevail
|05.05.10 at 2:03 pm ET
PHILADELPHIA — Claude Julien said at the onset of the series that everyone should not automatically turn the clocks back to 1975 when looking at this Eastern Conference semifinal series between his Bruins and the Flyers.
Well, Julien may want to revise that a bit, or at least caution his team of the possibility heading into Game 3 tonight. The 'Broad Street Bullies' of the 1970s were known to attempt to intimidate for an edge. They played in the old Spectrum, which still stands to the north, across the parking lot from the Wachovia Center.
Julien's team heads into a hostile building against a team that is cornered and still believes they can win the series, even though the Bruins hold a somewhat commanding 2-0 series lead.
Add to that Marc Savard doesn't have the TD Garden crowd tonight waving yellow hankies but rather 20,000 rabid Flyer fans wanting blood for his alleged chomp on Dan Carcillo's right hand in the second period of Game 2.
The Bruins have a chance to put the Philadelphia Flyers in a 3-0 hole tonight in their best-of-seven Eastern Conference semifinal series. But to do so, Boston must get the job done on the road, a task they were unable to finish the last time they had the chance in Buffalo
Julien put the team through an optional skate Wednesday morning at the Wachovia Center before addressing the media and the importance of understanding what's at stake in Game 3.
"I think both teams have their approach," Julien added. "Obviously, the Flyers want to get back in the series and there's no doubt they're going to be ready. We don't want to let them back in the series so we need to be ready. It's not a very complicated thing. I think it's a matter of understanding the urgency of both sides and be ready to counter what the other team is going to throw at you."
Savard did not take part in the optional pregame skate, choosing to get his rest for tonight. He is more than prepared to hear some not-so-nice things from the fans tonight.
"It's part of the game and whatever comes, it just makes you play better," Savard said Wednesday morning.
Savard is not alone in wanting to be disciplined tonight as the Flyers figure to at least attempt to draw the Bruins into some penalties the way they did in the second period Monday.
"I wouldn't say distracting," Bruins defenseman Dennis Wideman said. "We've played in loud buildings before and this is one of the louder ones. And it's a little tougher when they're not cheering for you but we have to find a way."
|Bruins consider Carcillo a non-factor
|05.04.10 at 1:19 pm ET
WILMINGTON — When it comes to instigators, the Bruins have upgraded from series to series.
Patrick Kaleta of the Sabres is one type of player — chippy and irritating — but Daniel Carcillo is another entirely. He accused Marc Savard of biting him in a scrum started when he and Kimmo Timonen jumped Savard after the Bruins center took a whack (and a subsequent slashing penalty) at the glove of Brian Boucher after a glove save. Earlier, Carcillo had a dust up with forward Steve Begin in which Carcillo easily could have taken an interference or a charging penalty or maybe even two for diving when Begin pushed him to the ice. The amazing thing through Game 2 was that Carcillo never actually went to the penalty box. Savard and Begin did.
"You saw the play, I got hit and I just wanted to push him and he went down," Begin said. "I think he could have taken two for diving, but, he didn't get one. Oh, it wasn't a hard push," Begin said. "We play hard too. We go out there, we play hard, we hit, we try to make things happen. You can't get away from your game for players like that. He wants to draw penalties, so you have to be smart and just keep playing and make sure nothing bad happens."
Carcillo is a character, to say the least. Self-assured with a chip on his shoulder, he adds only a touch of offense to the usually stacked Flyers lines (12 goals, 10 assists in 76 games this year) but racks up the penalty minutes by the by the fistful — 207 in total through the regular season. He is missing his two front teeth and speaks his mind, whether it is the entire truth or some exaggeration of the truth. Overall, his play and antics can be quite amusing.
The Bruins do not think so. Savard insisted that Carcillo put his hand in his mouth during the scrum and repeated early and often that the forward embellishes on just about everything he does. Coach Claude Julien did not think much of the Begin-Carcillo dustup, chalking it up to playoff hockey and a player known for theatrics.
"Those [penalties] most of the time you end up killing," Julien said. "I think, you know, he took a pretty good run at him. It was deemed a clean hit and I don't really disagree with that either but it was borderline charging and it basically just him [Begin] saying listen, that he crossed a line and I sent a message. I don't think there are any issues with that either way from either team. If our player did that and threw a legal hit and it was borderline and did something about it, I wouldn't mind that. It is playoff hockey guys, we worry about every little thing that happens but that is part of the game and we live with it." Read the rest of this entry »
|Inside the Bruins locker room
|at 3:02 am ET
Bruins players Marc Savard, Milan Lucic, Patrice Bergeron, Miroslav Satan and Tuukka Rask talk about their Game 2 win over the Flyers in the Eastern Conference semifinals.
|Carcillo: 'Men don't bite'
|05.03.10 at 11:02 pm ET
There are moments that define every series.
On Monday night, the bad boy of the Philadelphia Flyers claimed he was bitten in a scrum after a second period whistle. The Bruins said Dan Carcillo was just looking for attention by trying to pull the teeth out of the mouth of Marc Savard.
After Milan Lucic scored with just 2:57 left in regulation, it was the Bruins who had taken a bite out of the heart of the Flyers with a 3-2 win, taking a 2-0 series lead to Philadelphia for Game 3 Wednesday night.
But afterward, the hottest topic was that moment when Carcillo and Savard became entangled in a scrum with 14:05 left in the second period.
Carcillo was asked point blank if he was bitten on the finger, as was first reported on TV by TSN in Canada during the game.
"I did get [teethmarks]," said Carcillo, who said he was not bleeding after. "Last time I've been bit was in grade school. It's not a good feeling."
"It's pretty cowardly." said Carcillo, who laughed at Savard's claim he was trying to pull Savard's teeth out. "Yeah, that's what I do when I get in a scrum. I try to pull people's teeth out. Whatever, man, he bit me."
Was Carcillo surprised that he was allegedly bitten?
"Yeah," Carcillo said. "Guys don't bite. Men don't bite."
But even Carcillo's own teammate, Mike Richards, found the accusation a little hard to believe.
"I don't know," Richards said thinking out loud. "Maybe he bit himself. I have no idea what happened there."
Carcillo was the focal point of what was a very physical second period. Earlier in the game, with 6:50 left in the opening period, Carcillo ran at Steve Begin with a high hit near the head in the neutral zone. Begin retaliated with a cross check, and the Flyers were awarded a power play.
|VIDEO: Savard comes 'half-circle'
|05.01.10 at 6:22 pm ET
Marc Savard, playing his first game since the 'Matt Cooke incident' on March 7, may have scored the game-winner at 13:52 of overtime on Saturday but he wanted to make sure to thank Patrice Bergeron and David Krejci for doing their part earlier in the game to make it possible.
"I felt bad for Bergy and Krech because I was doing all those half-circles and they ended up playing 25-26 minutes," Savard said. "But they did a great job. They battled hard and they've been playing great all playoffs, so I just got a break tonight."
Savard, who skated 23 shifts in his 15 minutes, 16 seconds of ice time, expected the Flyers to test his readiness and they didn't disappoint.
"I think they played me hard and that's part of the playoffs," Savard said. "You don't make too many friends out there. And that's the way [Chris] Pronger plays against everybody. He just took me out hard a couple times. [Mike] Richards is a fierce competitor, but that's part of the game. We had a couple words for each other, but that's part of the game.
"So I'm sure it's not going to get any easier. They're a good hockey team out there, you got to give them credit. They were down all night and they kept battling back and put us in a tough spot. Tuukka [Rask] made some huge saves again when he had to, and I'm just proud of every guy. Every guy played hard again. It was a lot of guys keep their heads up high and just kept working."
Now that Savard has his legs, he's going to work on his focus.
"I mean it's been a whirlwind for me," Savard admitted. "Obviously I went through a lot of tough days and I don't know what happened. I felt like when they tied it and we went in the room I felt like, 'Geez, I think this is how it's supposed to be right here.' I mean, everybody played great tonight. I kept it as short as I could. Obviously I did a couple circles and then came back off. But when Wides [Dennis Wideman] pinched, Wides [Wideman] made a nice pinch there and kept it alive, I was just thinking, 'As soon as this thing lands, I'm shooting it.' And it found a way in."
"I guess you can't script it any better, if you ask anybody," he added. "It's only Game 1, you got to remember that. I'll have a lot of time to enjoy it actually because it was an afternoon game, so that was nice. But, just get my rest, keep working through it, and hopefully get after Game 2."
And maybe by then Savard will be skating full circles around the Flyers.
|Savard triumphs in overtime to take Game 1
|at 3:46 pm ET
Summary — The Bruins and Flyers are off to the races in their Eastern Conference quarterfinals and it was Boston that came out a leg ahead in Game 1, taking it 5-4 in overtime on Saturday afternoon at TD Garden. Philadelphia came back from two down in the last ten minutes of the third period to send the game to extra time. Marc Savard scored the game-winner to clinch the series opener when he beat Brian Boucher in overtime. Tuukka Rask took the win with 32 saves while Boucher was the loser by allowing five goals on 46 shots.
There was bad news for the Boston right off the bat as forward Marco Sturm tried to check Matt Carle into the boards but Carle sidestepped and Sturm only registered a partial hit. As Sturm skated away he crumpled and fell in the slot and could not make it off the ice on his own and had to be assisted by trainers off the ice and down the tunnel.
Irony would then strike and so would the Bruins. Steve Begin, who took Sturm's spot on line with with Patrice Bergeron and Mark Recchi, scored his first career playoff (in 30 appearances) goal at 2:39 when he caught a loose puck off attempts from Recchi and Bergeron on the right side of Boucher's crease and snapped it top shelf for the early lead. It was only the second time in the playoffs (though second straight game) where the Bruins have scored the first goal of the game.
The Bruins would make it 2-0 at 12:54 on a quick snap-bang-slam play between Bergeron and Dennis Wideman. Bergeron won a face off to the stick of Wideman at the point and the center went straight to the net as Wideman wound up and put a slap shot on Boucher's pads. The puck bounced up and Bergeron put it behind the goaltender for his second point of the game and third goal of the playoffs.
The Flyers cut into the lead at when Ryan Parent found the puck idling up the high slot after Mike Richards and Arron Asham put pressure on Rask at 7:38 of the second period. Parent skated in with a full head of steam and got every piece of it to send it screaming through traffic in front and rattle around the back of the net to make it 2-1.
But Boston insisted on keeping its two-goal advantage and used the power play to its advantage (Mike Richards, Daniel Carcillo and Marc Savard all for roughing at 9:58) when Johnny Boychuk hit a liner from the point that deflected off of defenseman Braydon Coburn's skate straight onto the stick of Miroslav Satan on the right dot for the put back and a 3-1 lead at 11:43 in the second period.
Philadelphia gradually shook off the rust from its long layoff between series as the game went along and kept itself in the game and the Flyers finally broke down the Bruins penalty kill late in the second. Chris Pronger was the culprit as the puck was cycled to him in the high slot and he skated over to the right point and took a seeing-eye slap shot that went through Rask's pads to make it 3-2 at 15:58. It was the first power play goal the Bruins had allowed all postseason through 21 opportunities.
David Krejci put Boston back up by two goals at 7:25 in the third when a shot by Satan got through traffic in front of the net and slipped through to crease level where the center could wait for Boucher to commit, which he did on Krejci's second fake, and put it in the corner passed the goaltenders skate to make it 4-2.
Philadelphia stormed back with two goals four minutes apart in the back half of the third period. The first was a rebound put back by Richards at 12:37 to cut the Bruins momentum and keep the Flyers hanging around long enough to make it a contest. The strike would prove pivotal as Danny Briere tied the game at 16:38 when he took the puck straight down the middle of the ice, through the neutral zone and high slot and split Wideman and Matt Hunwick in half to shoot, rebound and score on Rask to knot it at four goals apiece.
Three Stars
Marc Savard– Had the game-winner in overtime.
Patrice Bergeron — Boston's biggest engine propelled the team to a hot start with a goal and an assist in the first period and another in overtime giving him seven points (three goals, four assists) through seven playoff games.
Mike Richards — The Flyers' captain had two assists and a goal as Philadelphia kept up with the Boston attack.
Turning Point — Briere torched Matt Hunwick and Wideman by skating straight down the ice, through the slot and put a shot on Rask, picked up the rebound and put in in the net without ever really slowing down to tie the game at four at 16:42 in the third to bring the Flyers back from what seemed a certain defeat in the opening game of the series and eventually send the game to overtime.
Key Play — Savard scored the game-winner in overtime when he found the puck on the right circle and whipped it with vigor at Boucher who had little chance at the screamer that sent TD Garden into a riot.


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Discussion in 'Chevy Silverado Forum (GMC Sierra)' started by Bowtied, Mar 2, 2013.
i haven't had much luck popping these out with myrubber mallet
Do you have a puller? You might be able to get some out a bit but not sure.. Do you have a heat gun too?
No heat gun but i have been considering buying one for a separate use. And the pullers, are "all equal" I saw some suction cup type ones at harbor freight in a pack that might be useful, but i didnt know if thats still what the best tool is.
Will report back after i investigate this further.
hmm, you can certainly get them most of the way out, but not sure if you will still have some impact creases or not. You can certainly try it yourself and go to a pro dent-puller if you want it done by someone who's done those before.
Those dent guys do a Great job at times.. Can be well worth it if you are selling a truck..
I know that on trucks that I've not cared about too much in the past, I've just done the dent push-out with a mallet from behind ... and it was good enough. But, if I liked the truck and it was in overall good shape, then working a deal on a dent guy was a very small price to pay to have it basically disappear ... really pretty impressive how they work their craft.
Both those dents have sharp creases, so while you'll be able to get most of it out theres still going to be the crease to deal with, which means some body work.
A crease also increases the chance that the paint will crack or chip.
the dents are too big and the metal is stretched. the use of the body hammer to shrink the metal so that the surface is shaped correctly would be required. then the metal grinding and fillers to smooth out for primer/finish coat.
By taking it slow and focusing on reversing how dent was made you work them back out. The only issue is the creases... those will take some filler. My son purchased a new box for his truck with almost the same dents... and I was able to get them out all but a couple very sml creases. You'll want to get them out before the paint starts to pull from the metal.
No, they have creases. I assume you are meaning will it look like that there was no dent after the work.
If you want that, you'll need body work.
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NEW ORLEANS, LA—TOMORROW, Mayor Mitch Landrieu will join owner Dwayne Boudreaux and City and State officials for a ribbon cutting ceremony to celebrate the opening of the Circle Food Store. The historic market, which has been closed since 2005 to damage from Hurricane Katrina, has undergone an $8 million renovation. The project is funded in part by the New Orleans Fresh Food Retailer Initiative, a program designed to increase access to fresh foods in traditionally underserved neighborhoods.
WHO: Mayor Mitch Landrieu
Dwayne Boudreaux, Circle Food Store
City and State Officials
WHAT: Ribbon cutting for opening of historic Circle Food Store
WHEN: TOMORROW, January 17, 2014
8:15 a.m
WHERE: Circle Food Store
1522 St. Bernard Avenue
New Orleans, LA 70116
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Oh goody! I get a peek at beautiful springtime in California. Beautiful pictures Jen. It's grey and raw outside in VIctoria.
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The following day, I accompanied Dianne to her workplace for a few hours. It was no hardship for me. Her office has the most beautiful location in a house belonging to friends and her very part-time employers. It's situated on the top of a hill above San Rafael with a full-on view of Mt Tamalpais and the Bay. Live California oaks encircle the house and the wisteria was in full bloom. While she worked I went for a fabulous long walk up and down the hills of their neighbourhood, gawking at beautiful gardens and homes, and then came back to sit by the pool with their dog Noodle for company
When Dianne finished her work, her friend Misti gave us a lesson in making artisanal cheese - this time a simple marscapone, from a great book "Artisinal Cheesemaking at Home". Then the three of us headed off to the neighbourhood movie theatre for a matinee of "Tim's Vemeer". The film focuses on inventor Tim Jenison and his effort to prove that 17th century Dutch painter Johannes Vermeer used a system of lenses and mirrors — something similar to a camera obscura — to create his stunningly realistic light-bathed domestic scenes. See it if you can. Tim Jennison is a wealthy, very smart guy who dedicates himself during a 5 year period to proving his hypothisis by replicating Vemeer's complex painting "The Music Lesson" using this technology, and he had never painted anything. During the film he consults with David Hockney who wrote a book "Secret Knowledge" speculating about Vemeeer's use of optics.
On on the way home we hit one of my favorite stores, Trader Joe's and loaded up on yummy provisions for dinner and for dessert we had grilled pineapple with rum with our very fresh, homemade mascarpone cheese. Delicious!
What'll we do tomorrow? The Flower and Garden Show!


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COLLEGE STATION, Texas (AP) -- The legend of Johnny Football has grown all season while Johnny Manziel piled up yards and the Texas A&M Aggies piled up wins. On Monday, the freshman quarterback finally weighed in on his catchy nickname. Speaking to the media for the first time all season Manziel says of the moniker: "I find it extremely funny." No one's laughing about the success of Manziel and the Aggies. His 4,600 yards of total offense have helped No. 10 A&M to its first 10-win season since 1998, and has him among the top contenders for the Heisman Trophy. Manziel says he respected coach Kevin Sumlin's decision for him not to speak to the media because he's a freshman. But says he's happy to finally: "let you guys know how I am."
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Deutsche Telekom finance chief to replace CEO Obermann
By Maria Sheahan and Christoph Steitz
FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Deutsche Telekom chief executive Rene Obermann has unexpectedly announced he will step down at the end of 2013 and be succeeded by finance director Timotheus Hoettges.
Hoettges, 50, said on Thursday he was not planning major changes to strategy and would continue Obermann's drive of investing in the United States and Germany as the firm battles to return to revenue growth against a tough economic backdrop.
"I have worked with Obermann for 12 years, and I don't expect to change a lot in the way that we do things," he told journalists during a conference call.
He is, however, expected to bring a fresh spark to Germany's former state telecoms monopoly, as he is considered by analysts to have the energy to take on challenges and an ability to absorb knowledge. But he has a big job ahead of him.
The European telecoms industry is struggling with sluggish economic growth, costly investments and cut-throat competition, and on top of that Deutsche Telekom has had its hands full with trying to fix its troubled T-Mobile USA business.
The German government, Deutsche Telekom's biggest shareholder with a 32 percent stake, said it welcomed the choice of Hoettges as new CEO because it promised continuity.
"The chief strategist so far becoming the new captain indicates that the course will be held," a spokesperson for the finance ministry told Reuters.
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River Phoenix rises again as final movie finished
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BERLIN (Reuters) - American actor River Phoenix has returned to the big screen 20 years on from his death after "Dark Blood" director George Sluizer salvaged the footage of his incomplete 1993 film and filled in the gaps with voiceovers.
Phoenix was considered one of the most promising performers of his generation before he died suddenly of a suspected drug overdose aged 23, 10 days before shooting on "Dark Blood" was scheduled to finish.
British actor Jonathan Pryce, who starred alongside Phoenix and Judy Davis in the story of a couple who get lost in the American desert, said he had no reason to suspect the young star was taking drugs during six weeks of filming together.
"I found him a remarkable young man," Pryce told reporters after a press screening in Berlin.
"I can't believe now looking back that he was only 23 at the time, a kind of old head on young shoulders. He was absolutely delightful and wonderful to work with.
"In all the weeks we were together in Utah ... at no time did I experience him using drugs or abusing drugs in any way, shape or form. I'm not a drug user myself but I'd have known. It was a time in his life when he was very committed to not using drugs. I loved him a lot and I love his memory."
In "Dark Blood", Phoenix plays Boy, a disturbed young widower of Native American extraction, who rescues wealthy couple Harry and Buffy, played by Pryce and Davis, when their vintage Bentley breaks down in the middle of the desert.
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by Jeffery D Nelson, of Living Bilingually
Bilingual children, with respect to the bilingual family and learning, need to have some sort of structure. Therefore, picking a strategy early on in the process, preferably before the child is born, is important; however it is never too late. I cannot stress enough how important it is to remember that! Some people know from the beginning their children will be bilingual due to a multi-racial family or other circumstance, but many people decide later once they learn how bilingualism helps the brain development of bilingual children; along with many other benefits of being bilingual.
A few popular parenting techniques exist for raising bilingual children in an environment that promotes bilingual education. Several exist, however I will cover the two most common in this post. One thing that is fairly important is to stick with a strategy once it is started. While changing mid-stride is possible, and should be done if there is good reason, bilingual children, and really all children, like consistency. However, persevering is necessary due to the many benefits of being bilingual. While there isn't a lot of data on how many people are bilingual, we do have documented information on the benefits.
The two parenting techniques we will discuss are One Parent One Language or OPOL and Minority Language At Home or MLAH. OPOL is exactly as it sounds, one parent speaks to the child in one language while the other consistently speaks to the child in another language. There is a great book on this you will be able to find in my must have resources which is soon to come. MLAH is also as it sounds... the minority language, or the non-community language (not English if you live in the US) is spoken at home. When the family is in the confines of their home, they speak the minority language. This is just a broad overview of the two most common parenting techniques for bilingual children. I will do a specific blog post in the future on each technique complete with all of it's respective pro's and con's.
To promote bilingualism at home is a necessary step for parents wanting to maintain the minority language. It's helpful, but not necessary, if both parents speak the minority language; at least to some degree. In my "must have resources" there are multiple free and paid resources to help learn your spouses language better while you can both help educate the child in a bilingual way!
Good luck in your bilingual education and remember... keep on living bilingual!
Links to websites with information and advice about raising bilingual/multilingual children


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Good quality mats. The rear mats need a quite a bit of modifying to fit. The front mats fit well. The price is a little high.


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Sydney is evidently the place to be for e-learning pro's who are keen to develop their knowledge and skills this year. Even EduTECH, the darling of Brisbane's educational technology scene, is travelling south for the winter.
Having said that, there are opportunities elsewhere, and more will emerge as time marches on. The following list of conferences is an organic one, so keep an eye on it as the year progresses.
If you are after workshops, webinars, or other PD offerings that don't quite fit the definition of "conference", may I refer you to the Australian Institute of Training and Development. You might also be interested in The eLearning eXperts' eLearning Events Calendar.
International Conference on E-Learning and Distance Learning
Sydney, 26-27 January 2017
International Conference on Education and E-Learning
Brisbane, 4-5 February 2017
International Conference on Virtual and Augmented Reality Simulations
Sydney, 18-21 February 2017
Learning Cafe UnConference
Sydney, 23 February 2017
Brisbane, 23 February 2017
Gamechangers Summit
Sydney, 28 February – 2 March 2017
Higher Education: Gen Next
Canberra, 1-3 March 2017
The Wheels of Knowledge Management
Melbourne & Canberra, 7 & 9 March 2017
National Blended Learning Conference
Sydney, 14-15 March 2017
Creative Tools for Engagement in the Public Sector
Canberra, 21-23 March 2017
National FutureSchools Conferences
Melbourne, 23-24 March 2017
Connect Expo
Melbourne, 29-30 March 2017
Disruptive Innovation Week
Sydney, 30-31 March 2017
International Conference on Serious Games
and Applications for Health
Perth, 2-4 April 2017
AITD National Conference
Sydney, 11-12 May 2017
LX Conference
Online, 15-19 May 2017
CeBIT Australia
Sydney, 23-25 May 2017
Chief Learning Officer 2017
Sydney, 23-25 May 2017
Sydney, 8-9 June 2017
Online & E-Learning Summit
Sydney, 20-21 June 2017
Forward Government Learning 2017
Melbourne, 26-27 July 2017
Knowledge Management Australia 2017
Sydney, 1-3 August 2017
eLearnz eLab 2017
Sydney, 8-9 August 2017
Learning Cafe UnConference
Melbourne, 17 August 2017
Australasian Simulation Congress
Sydney, 28-31 August 2017
K-12 Digital Classroom Practice Conference
Melbourne, 2-3 September 2017
Sydney, 6 September 2017
Blackboard Teaching & Learning Conference ANZ
Darwin, 6-8 September 2017
Melbourne, 25-29 September 2017
The Future of Learning Conference
Sanctuary Cove, 28-29 September 2017
Toowoomba, 4-6 December 2017
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Today, we have some more rumors pertaining to the Apple iWatch courtesy of those anonymous industry sources. The timepiece will be launched in October, according to the latest speculation, and will feature a curved OLED screen. As expected, the iWatch will contain sensors for obtaining health-related readings such as calorie consumption, blood oxygen levels, sleep activity and blood glucose levels. The latter is a measurement used by diabetics to determine how much insulin they need to take. Given the price of the test strips that diabetics use for this test, if Apple does this right, it could have a home run on its hands.
According to an iWatch supplier, Apple plans on knocking out three to five million units each month. That is more than the total number of smartwatch-like devices sold for all of last year. Apple has partnered with the Cleveland Clinic and the Mayo Clinic on the health side of the equation. It has also teamed up with Nike for the sports-related functions expected on the watch.
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Where: 1286 North Freedom Boulevard, Provo, UT (bottom of Alpine Village)
Distance: .7 Miles
Website: chillutah.com
Restaurant Type: Single Location
Cuisine: Sandwiches/Subs, Desserts/Ice Cream, American
My Frequency: First time (as Chill)
Who: John and Justin
Food: Ham & Swiss Panini and Cookies & Cream twisted with Apline Vanilla Frozen Yogurt
Price: $8.94
My thoughts:
This trip was very disappointing. YoZone was the previous occupant, but after the frozen yogurt bubble in Provo burst, it (like many others) shut down. Chill Yogurt & Cafe is an attempt to revitalize the location by offering more options with soups, salads, and paninis now on the menu. The biggest headache for YoZone was parking, but at 9:30 on a Friday night Justin and I were the only ones there. Though we definitely did not struggle to find a parking spot, it felt more like a ghost town than a restaurant.
The frozen yogurt is 39 cents an ounce and is nothing to write home about. Good frozen yogurt has interesting, well-balanced flavors, smooth texture, and fresh toppings. Chill was average or sub-par in all of these categories. It was runny, the flavors weren't anything special, and the toppings were average as well. Even though we were the only ones there, the machines were messy, and nearly every one had a light blinking, which did not help the experience.
After a very long wait, my panini finally came. The excuse was that the "grill turned off and I did not notice." The bread was supposed to be sourdough but it tasted like regular white Wonder bread. The ham and cheese were very ordinary too. The only thing that was unique was the "mustard bistro sauce," though it didn't compliment the rest of the sandwich at all. I could have made this sandwich at home much easier and much less expensively than Chill did for me. I was shocked at the low quality of products for a $6.49 sandwich.
Do differently next time:
Though I probably won't go back, if I do I plan on getting the Dave Special or another panini with a Ciabatta bun. For how poor the bread was on the Ham & Swiss, I would hope that the Ciabatta bun is better. Also, maybe the salads would be a better option. I'm just being optimistic in light of how bad the sandwich I got was.
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Don't go. It's not worth your time. Having both frozen yogurt and food at one place isn't that much of a novelty, and the quality of either isn't good enough to merit your visit.
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The leader of one of America's biggest telecommunications companies believes the cellphone industry will move to data-only plans in which phone calls and text messages would be classified as just another form of data.
"I'll be surprised if, in the next 24 months, we don't see people in the market place with data-only plans," AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson said at an investor conference in New York, The Associated Press reported. "I just think that's inevitable."
Stephenson, though, cautioned that AT&T doesn't intend to roll out such a plan.
However, AT&T has expressed an interest in rolling out shared data plans that would enable families or businesses, for instance, to access the Web on multiple devices like a smartphone and tablet computer. AT&T's biggest rival, Verizon Wireless, has announced plans to introduce such an offering later this summer.
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I live nowhere near San Francisco, and the one time I did take a trip up there I received a street sweeping parking ticket that was paid shortly thereafter. The amount of the parking citation was paid in full almost two years ago now. I did not owe any money to these people, and for them to be able to swoop in and "intercept" my state tax refund is totally unfair. Especially without any kind of notification whatsoever. I would really like to get this all resolved, but nobody with their company will help me. The license plate on the truck I had a few years ago is long gone, and I definitely do not still have a copy of that street sweeping ticket.
They obviously have no desire to assist me in finding out that information, which I have to assume would be relatively easy to obtain. I know for a fact that I don't owe them any money for that ticket, so this was a wrongful interception of my tax refund. This isn't right that this company or agency or whatever you want to call them can just completely steal my state tax refund without any sort of notification or permission from me. When trying to find a website on "LDC Collection Systems", I came across a review on BBB.org (Better Business Bureau), and I am not the first person to complain about this company. In fact, BBB gave them an "F" as an overall grade due to the amount of complaints received from people about wrongful billing/collection and the failure to resolve these issues.
This is wrong that this is going on and nobody does anything about it. Yes, it's true I parked where I was not supposed to at that specific time, but I paid my dues for that violation. It is not fair that three years later they can just come in and steal my state tax return. I don't know if writing this (and im guessing it will not) will make a difference, but I worked hard for that money last year, and I'm sure everyone else did too. They have no right to take that money from any of you or myself. Hopefully this makes the slightest difference, but if not, at least I tried. I hope this doesn't happen to anyone else.
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Age: 36
Occupation: Texas campaign coordinator, Mercy for Animals
Home base: Dallas
Her broad smile and sweet demeanor are what first disarm you. Then, with a one-two punch, she lays you flat with an arsenal of alarming facts and a stream of gentle persuasion. Before you know it -- as you betray what your taste buds have told you your whole life -- you're considering ... never eating a cheeseburger again.
It's a sure sign that Nora Kramer is on her game.
She works with Mercy for Animals, a national nonprofit that works on farm-animal advocacy. You might see them leafleting schools, DART stations and other public places, and they're becoming well-known for their undercover investigations of factory farms that have revealed disturbing cruelty and conditions.
Most people really have no idea where their food comes from, Kramer says. "And if you just went along in your daily life, you probably wouldn't find out." Unless, for instance, someone like Kramer handed you a flier.
Before she moved to Dallas for the job last May, Kramer lived in San Francisco, working for Mercy for Animals there.
It took a while for this native New Yorker to meet pigs, cows and chickens, but she did when she left her first post-college job at an investment bank for an internship at a farm-animal rescue sanctuary in upstate New York. In college, she had already been enlightened to the plight of abused farm animals, thanks to a video shown in an environmental science course. But now she was seeing it all up close.
"They showed up just like the walking wounded," Kramer said. "They were just all in awful shape. Some hens have never learned to walk. Literally, they've been in a cage their whole life. The pigs that are bred to be so unnaturally big they can barely walk. Turkeys with their beaks and toes cut off. These are the lucky ones who got out."
For Kramer, who went vegan in 1998, there was no turning back.
She's passionate about her own causes of farm-animal advocacy and veganism, but her reach as an activist doesn't stop there. She is the founder and director of Youth Empowered Action Camp, which trains burgeoning activists. (The camp has locations in California, Oregon and New Jersey.)
"A real passion of mine is to be able to work with young people who know they want to make a difference in some way," Kramer says. "I think that's inherent to most humans -- wanting to make a difference in some way. But I think a lot of people give up the hope they had when they were probably a teenager. They start telling themselves things like: 'I'm only one person. What can I do? The problem is too big. It's not gonna make a difference.'"
Kramer doesn't fit the stereotype of the angry vegetarian who judges and admonishes you for your omnivore diet.
But that wasn't always the case, she says as we lunch at the Dallas Spiral Diner.
"When I first went vegan, I went through more of an angry, judgmental phase," Kramer says. "You kind of want to scream from the rooftops, you know, ' Helloooo?,'" she says, shaking my arm for emphasis. "'Look at these pictures! How can you ...'"
But she has read a lot about what influences people's decision-making, "and I've realized that being angry, from a strategic standpoint, is not gonna be helpful," Kramer says. "No one wants to be judged or told what to do."
Still, Kramer is sort of an undercover evangelist, gently opening many people's eyes to things like abuse at a Butterball turkey farm in North Carolina.
A Mercy for Animals investigation of that farm, from November and December 2011, produced a hidden-camera video that appears to show workers kicking and stomping on turkeys, and dragging them by their wings and necks; there are also images of live turkeys, their feathers caked with bloody, open wounds. The investigation got national press this month on ABC News.
MFA's biggest moment in 2011 came with its investigation of Sparboe Farms, an egg supplier for McDonald's. The video -- which was aired on ABC's 20/20 -- shows similar, shocking cruelty and unsanitary conditions. The news media attention prompted McDonald's, Target, Sam's Club and other big retailers to drop Sparboe as an egg supplier, according to ABC News.
If you're an animal lover, it's easier to just turn away from these horrifying images, to shut them out with "I just can't bear to watch" denial.
That's exactly what Kramer and her cohorts are trying to change, one investigation, one flier at a time. She knows that many of her fliers will be ignored or trashed (or, hopefully, at least recycled), but she also knows that the message will reach at least a few people. "To me it just feels so good, something so simple: handing someone a piece of paper or a booklet that I know is going to change someone's life," she says.
Eddie Garza, who used to hold Kramer's position in Dallas and is now her New York counterpart, calls Kramer "one of the most dedicated activists I've ever worked with." They met about two years ago when both were working on an Ohio ballot initiative that aimed to stop the use of gestation crates for pigs. "She has a brilliant mind, and there is a real sense of compassion to her. She's able to see things in a very balanced way. When you talk to Nora, you're going to get pure trust and honesty."
And sometimes you'll get pulled into a rhapsodic discussion about today's diversity of vegan options and alternatives, from her favorite brand of cheese to the slew of vegan and vegan-friendly restaurants. With Kramer, it's so organic, engaging and earnest, you won't even realize she has been working her activist magic. (She did tell me she's a workaholic.)
Rather than be daunted by the challenges of being transplanted to the beef-crazed Lone Star State, she's delighted. It helps that she has found a very strong vegan community in North Texas, which she sees as a perfect place to spread the Mercy for Animals gospel. "Where could this perspective be more needed than what's considered cattle country?"
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Today the Washington Redskins get their first opportunity to unleash their new weapon and quarterback Robert Griffin III against a division foe for the first time when they play the New York Giants at 1:00pm. Griffin has passed every other test so far in his rookie year in the NFL, and if I had to guess I would say that he'll pass this one too.
Washington is coming into the game with a 3-3 record after a big win last week over the Minnesota Vikings. RG3 sealed the victory over the Vikings with a memorable 76-yard touchdown run in the fourth quarter. The play was impressive because before the snap Griffin realized that the Vikings were bringing what's called a double-A gap blitz. He knew that he would have to throw to his hot read or, with his dynamic athleticism and running ability, he would have a huge lane to run through if the Vikings didn't run the blitz correctly. They didn't and he made the right decision and then the rest is history.
The intelligence combined with superior athleticism that he displayed on the play has Giants all pro defensive end Osi Umenyiora backtracking on previous comments and showing respect to RG3. Either that or he's just fattening frogs for snakes...my guess is that it's a little bit of both. Before the season started Umenyiora asked why reporters were calling Griffin by his "cool nickname" RG3 before he had even done anything as a pro in the NFL, he then called him "Bob Griffin". Coming into week 7 Umenyiora had this to say about what he would call Griffin "Sir. His name is Sir Robert Griffin" "That's what I refer to him now. I mean, look at what he's done. Look at the way he's performed as a rookie. You don't see players coming into the league and performing like that at that stage in their career. So, all the respect in the world to goes to him. He's a phenomenal football player."
And when asked about Griffin's speed and arm Umenyiora said "Ridiculous, we saw guys who are known as fast guys just trailing behind him. You just saw him blazing down the football field, so we know what type of speed he has. But more importantly, he has an arm. He's a good quarterback. You know, forget all the running stuff, this guy is good. They got a real good player on their hands, and we've got a problem on ours."
But Griffin isn't getting all praise from the Giants locker room...defensive end Jason Pierre-Paul offered a warning to Griffin "Don't bring it to my side, go the other way" Pierre-Paul then added "Trust me, we chase quarterbacks all the time, we turn and run to the ball, no matter what. He may get past us and zoom right past us, but trust me we're right behind him. You've got to respect that, too. It's not all about the speed. We've got guys, all 11 guys that can run to the ball very quick. You'd be surprised. Very surprised."
It looks like Pierre-Paul is confident in his speed and his defense overall...but you know how the saying goes...seeing is believing. Lets see what Pierre-Paul has to say after the game. The Giants are 4-2 and are very confident after giving San Francisco a beat down last week. You would think that the Redskins might be able to catch the Giants slipping and overconfident in a game like this, but that won't be the case for multiple reasons. The Redskins swept the Giants last year and the Giants are 0-2 in the division right now. A loss to the Redskins would send them to 0-3 and that would be a deep hole to climb out of in this tough division.
So needless to say this is a big game for both teams. First place is on the line and it's RG3's first ever division game. He seems to be a gamer who steps up his level of play in big games and clutch situations. He knows how big this game is and seems excited to get out there and compete in the NFC East. Earlier in the week he had this to say about the upcoming game "It'll be fun to do something different out there, play a division foe," he continued. "The New York Giants are Super Bowl champions, and I look forward to it."
And us fans are looking forward to it too. RG3 will be unleashed in the division for the first time. As a Redskins fan it's fun to finally have a player that the other division teams and fans will hate to play against. I think he'll show up big against our division foes, and it starts today...let's hope he saves the best for the Cowboys though. Hail To The Redskins!787641


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The challenge over at CAS-ology is .... "New" so im joining in with my card :)
Enjoy your New Year's day
Marlou ♥
Love this colorful card! Happy 2013!
A gorgeous bright and cheerful New Year card, Marlou.
Wishing you and your loved ones a very healthy and happy New Year! xx
Happy New Year, Marlou! So glad to see you got to play with your new Die-namics number dies...what a perfectly colorful, fun card for ringing in 2013! Thanks for joining us at CASology this week!
Happy New Year Marlou hope it is a good one for you and your card is darling love.
Hi Marlou
Fabulous bright card ... Love the papers and colours .... Not put my hearts on yet.....
HNY. Marlou.....
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Gorgeous card. I've been trying to keep the lure of those dienamics numbers dies to the back of my mind, but your card makes me want to go buy them RIGHT now!
Love the bright, fun numbers! Thanks for playing along with us at CASology again this week, Marlou - Happy New Year!
such a bright cheerful card Marlou, just perfect for the start of a new year !
Pretty, colorful card to start the new year off!
This is DARLING!!! LOVE the polka dots, love the color, love the single pearl! This is just a super fabulous CAS card! :)
This is just darling, Marlou! Love those bold numbers with the sweet accents. Just perfect to announce a New Year. Happy New Year to you, sweet friend. May God grant you favor and renewed health!!
what a wonderful New Year's card - so bright and fun!
Such a cute design! Love those polka dotty numbers!
This is such a clean simple and oh so gorgeous card! Thanks for joining in on the fun at CASology!
Lovely card marlou, I love the bright cheery colours you have used. Happy New Year
this is simple but very gorgeous Marlou.
i wish you and your family a wonderful. happy and healthy new year.
hugs from Ann
Love this cheerful New Year's card, Marlou! Those polka dotted die cut numbers just make me smile! The felt heart is a very nice touch too! :) Thank you for joining us again over at CASology!
Happy New Year!
I love your polka dotted inlayed letters! Such a super fun take on the cue word!
What a fabulous card...I love polka dots and your use of them is so amazing. Happy New Year!
fabby take on the cue word, marlou!! thanks for playing along with CASology this week!
Love all your bright, happy colours...perfect new years card!
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Council Provides Neighborhood Watch Update
Danny Ruscillo, president of the 100 Precinct Community Council, met with N.Y.P.D. Deputy Inspector Kosseim, Police Officer Harris and Police Officer Khela of the Community Affairs Bureau Special Projects Unit out of One Police Plaza, along with Queens Borough South Officers. The meeting was related to the Block Watchers program for the confines of the 100 Precinct area. Ruscillo was told at the meeting that N.Y.P.D. Queens South Lieutenant Cleare is putting together a training video which will be shown to all the volunteers of the Block Watchers program, along with a slide show presentation.
There will be no limit on the number of Block Watchers that can sign up and there will be training offered locally. The 100 Precinct will be the first in the entire city to run this model pilot program. The next two precincts in Patrol Borough Queens South will be the 103 Precinct and the 105 Precinct. Volunteers who signed up will be notified once training is set to begin.
To date, the 100 Precinct has 19 volunteers but is seeking as many as they can get on board. Those interested can contact the 100 Precinct Community Affairs Bureau at 718-318-4233 or attend the next 100 Precinct Community Council meeting on April 25, at 7:30 p.m. at the Knights of Columbus Hall in Rockaway Beach.


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I've hooked up the A/F gauge, mounted it in the pod, routed the signal wire, and found the ECU. All I need now is the right wire to splice at the ECU. I've searched and searched, but can only find the 2002 pinout. My 2003 ECU doesn't look the same. Does anyone know which wire I should use?


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JASA Roy Reuther Senior Center held its annual Halloween Masked Ball on Friday October 30. There is nothing like seeing seniors dress up for Halloween and get into the holiday season spirit. And it sure looks like Halloween is the unofficial beginning of the holiday season. The senior center was decorated with orange, black and purple balloons, orange cups and table cloths, and spooky plates for our orange iced cupcakes. Phil Maguire was our entertainer as we danced our way towards a great lunch. Prizes were given out for best costumes and also for the best table with the most Halloween spirit. A grand time was had by all.


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By Chris Harris
Arsène Wenger's frustration over Spanish transfer speculation runs so deep that he has even written a letter asking the perpetrators to leave his players alone.
The Arsenal manager's revelation came in the wake of the latest bout of rumours regarding the future of Cesc Fabregas. The captain has been consistently linked with a move to his former club Barcelona or Real Madrid despite equally consistent denials by the player himself and Wenger.
On Friday, the Frenchman admitted that his exasperation with Spain's two biggest clubs reached the point where he implored them to stop spreading rumours via the media. It's no surprise to discover that neither Barcelona or Madrid responded.
"The speculation comes from Spain, not here," said Wenger as he fended off the usual questions about Fabregas' future. "We have always had the same speech about that.
"What they speak about in Madrid or Barcelona, how can we influence that? We wrote them a letter. We do not say that Messi and Kaka will sign next week here. If one day we want to sell a player and they are interested they can call us. They don't need to go through a newspaper.
"[I wrote the letter] a long time ago to say we are not ready to sell any of our players. I don't remember when but they did not write back.
"In Spain you have to understand it is a bit different. The chairmen are elected by the fans so you have to make a campaign: if you elect me, I come with him, him and him. But they have never spoken to the guys, not to the clubs, most of them, and it's just part of the speculation."


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Salem Daily News, The (Newspaper) - December 23, 1890, Salem, Ohio THE SALEM NEWS, VOL. IL NO. 303. SALEM. OHIO. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 23. 1890. TWO CENTS. An Important Decision in a sion Case. Sew Jersey Congressman Want! the Killing of Sitting Ball Investigated. Cffortf to Destroy Government Property In Navy of Com- jrreiii. WASHINGTON. Decs. retary Bussey has rendered a decision holding that the dropping of the names of George J. Bond and James Engle, who were dropped from the pension rolls because they were indebted to the United States on account of improper payment of arrearages in June, 1889, was an error. The pensioners were em- ployes In the Pension Office and their pensions were rerated with back pay to per month by Commissioner Tanner, under his interpretation of the law that for amputation of an arm at tho shoulder joint a pensioner was entitled to the same rate as if the amputation was at the hip joint In March. 1890, Commis- sioner Tanner's ruling was revoked, leaving the pensioners in debt to tha Government. Assistant Secretary Bus- sey, in a letter to Commissioner Raura, holds that the action of his bureau in suspending the names from the pension rolls was an error and directed that they be immediately restored to the rolls, re ceiving their pensions from the date of the revocation of the order. Mr. McAdoo, of Sew Jersey, dnced in the House yostorday a resolu- tion directing tho Secretaries of War arid Interior to send to the House all th'e official statements and correspond- ence in their possession relating to killing of Sitting Bull, especially the reports of the officers and agents direct- Ij'concerned in ordering or effecting his arrest, together with all other papers or facts known to them in connection with the matter. A preamble to the resolu- tion says that it is being charged in the public press and elsewhere, to the in- volving of tho national honor, that cer- tain Indian reservation police, acting under the military powers of the United States, milled the lace Sitting Hull and afterwards barbarously mutilated his remains. The recent efforts to destroy Govern- ment property in the New York navy yard are not the first attempts of this sort There are many instances to be heard of at the Navy Department. The United States steamer Ironclad was burned at tho dock in the League Island yard in 1S72; it is alleged by discon- tented workmen. The Delaware was sunk in her slip at Philadelphia. This was thought to have been dono by per- sons who wished to buy her. Then came attempts to sink tho Galena. Terror anc Miantonomah. Those troubles usually arise, it is claimed, from the appoint ment of political workers to places in the navy yards. It is probable that a concurrent reso- lution will be passed in the House to day providing for a recess of the House until the holidays end. The consent o: the Senate will be necessary before this resolution can become effective. The Consent will probably be given, but the Senate will not adjourn. Should the resolution fail the House will take sue eossive recesses for three days at a time during the holidays. A large number of members of tho House have been in- formed that the resolution will be called up and it is said there has been no ob- jection made to it. ________ TRAFFIC PARALYZED. Scotch Tied Cp Because of Strike of GLASGOW, Dec. long expected Itrike of the railway employes of Scot- Land was inaugurated yesterday. Al- ready the traffic of this district is al- most completely paralyzed. The few fains which the companies were able k> get out Monday were manned by de- pleted crews, made up in part of new nen and run at irregular intervals. Pickets were promptly placed by the nnion and they are endeavoring to in- duce the few engineers who remain faithful to their employers to desert the service. In Lanarkshire the strikers display remarkable activity, the engine houses, workshops and other company being surrounded by a swarm of ets. All mineral trains have abandoned the attempts to make thoir customary trips and passenger traffic has almost ceased. At a meeting of tho railway strikers last evening it was announced that men would quit work to-day The move- ment includes the employes of the Cale- donian, North British and Southwestern companies. The railways have given the men one day's notice to return to work, this being proper form of de- manding a fulfillmentof their con tracts. he companies claim that the men struck without giving legal notice and are thus liable to prosecution for breach of contract. The worst sufferer of all is the North British Company. All its trains between Aberdeen and Edinburgh have been abandoned, including the London express. The demoralization of the railway service is affecting the collieries and furnaces and all manufacturing busi- nesses. It is feared many establish- ments wtll have to suspend operations unless the strike can be settled soon. Iron "Workers Horribly Burned at Trenton, N. J. Water Thrown Upon a Mass of Molten Metal Results in an Explosion. Can ?fot Testify Her Ifasband. WAPHISOTOX, Dec. 23. In the Su- preme Court yesterday Justice Brewer announced the opinion of the court in the case of W. E. Bassett against the United Stat s, in which the court held that a wife's testimony against her hus- band while he is under trial for polyg- amy is incompetent. Bassett was con- victed on a charge of polyeamy in L'tah, in 1S86, the principal witness against him being his wife. The Supreme Court of the Territory affirmed the verdict and the case was brought to the Federal Su- preme Court on an appeal. Bloody Tamil? Row. MT. VEUJfoy. Ky.. Dec. At Brush Creek, nine miles east of this place, on Friday evening, five persons were wounded in a general row. Jack Baker received a ball in the left breast: Andy Mason had bis wrist shattered by a ball: a son of Mason g--t a furrow plowed across his head just over the left ear; John Anglin received a similar wound and Andy's wire was shot in the back. How the fight came up no one here bas yet been able to learn. All the partici- pants are related by carriage to each other. _ Another Victim of the Wreck. QtJEBF.r. Dec. Bcaaclca died Sunday, maidn? th" t-ichlb victim of recent railway Mes- daoies Gammon. a-ii fote are still ia a cnis-al ani scrcae fears are entertain'" recovery. Dioane.-tbe is ia a dangerous coaiiuon. The oVier Surviving i.-a-v-r areira- Cmn bw nf XETT ST. -Tt- teadeatof P .'.yc'snic Hospital states tiat oa itri af-jer Mop- day all persoas who applied woo were -a-oild inoculated with K-> fa's l-aopb oJ charge. tioas for sir'7 lymph paints. rowr Y.. Dec- 2S. -Jobs Hoi- oraa, who ;ail for 5 tioTj. and F. witeaced for thn same offense, were fonnd in their yesterday warning1- Aleo- holism is supposed to fce the dorsed Mr. Parncll as Believed That the Parnellltet Have Been Defeated. Active Work of the Priests Had Tell- ing Effect Upon the Electors. NEGRO DISFRAXCU1SEMENT Startling Proposition About to be by Southern Would Re- peal the Fifteenth Amendment. vVASFtTXGTON, Dec. Post to- day publishes the views of a number of Southern Congressmen on a proposition which, it says. Senator Butler will bring forward in the Senate before tbe debate on the Elections bill closes, for a joint eesolution depriving the negro of his right to vote, and at the same time re- ducing relatively Southern representa- tion in Congress. Senator Butler is re- ported as saying that he will dare Re- publican Senators to vote for such a measure, which he declares would re- ceive his hearty support. Senator Pugh declares emphatically that the South would not hesitate one moment to up any representation based on the negnu vote if by so doing it could forever eliminate the negro as a political entity. This the Senator thinks is the universal sentiment of the Southern people and this he thinks could be done toy repealing- the Fif- teenth Amendment to the Constitution and relegating the powers back to the States again, as it was before tho adop- tion of that amendment. Representative Mills, of Texas, says that the question does not concern him personally, as there are only ne- groes in his says that the Republican party will never consent to disfranchise the negro, even though tbo Southern representation was de- creased thereby. If the colored vote was eliminatfd, New York, Pennsylva- nia, Ohio. Illinois, Indiana, Iowa and other States would be Democratic, for the simple reason tbat the Republican majority in those States is less than the colored vote. Michigan, Connecticut and Massachusetts would also bo doubt- ful Republican States. Alii to- Destitute K-Mivnns. Kin., Dec. -J3 of ;he counties -f the northwestern part of the State have authorized bounties on wolf, rabbit and gopher sralps in or- der that destitute peowle may have a means of making a livelihood this win- ter. In County treasurer paid out ?1.700 in one day ami ovor 300 in six weeks, and tho drain became so heavy the county board suspended the order. Tbe same counties are get- ting ready to vote aid bonds to buy seed :orn. wbeat and potatoes for impover- ished settlers. Chlcngo Tndome Parnell. Dec. 2X. Five thousand Irish-American citizens assembled in IJattery D last night and heartily in- of Irish National party. were -'.'iliv- by Lar.-rfnce Hirmon John G. Fitzgibbons and John F. FinTty. and resolutions were adopted setting forth tbat "Parneii. more than any living statesman, rep-'-sr-nt'-I t'r.f of the Irish raco on of Irish Na- tional ST. 23. si T- lay go-aS- fo-u-please. with fifteen starters began bere this o'clock iZ'- t-j tnik-.. The starters or paaa. TX Pv VKZ -T. P.. four are frura St ITA tnth a 29 The Thrown to Ground, BeluR CoTored With the Terrlliln mud Asronlzinu Wounds. TBEXTOS, N. J., Dec. two o'clock Monday afternoon an explosion occurred at the New Jersey steel and iron works, fatally injuring five men. A large mass of molten metal, known as a had been taken from one of the furnaces to undergo the process of cooling. This is done by dashing buckets of water upon it after it has been exposed to the air long enough to somewhat abate the white heat at which it emerges from tho furnaces. The man in charge of the furnace de- termines the proper time to apply the water and the men in readiness with the buckets are required to follow his orders. Yesterday one of the helpers, Michael Fuda, without waiting for the signal threw his bucket of water upon the "cinder" almost as soon as it was taken from the furnace. As the water struck the huge mass the intensely heated metal exploded with a deafenine report, 1 urling in all directions large pieces of iron, some of them weighing hundreds of pounds. Fuda and his-foitp companions who were standing around the "cinder" were throwntothe ground, covered with horrible wounds, their clothing and flesh burning and emitting a sickening odor. Fuda, who stood a few feet nearer to the cinder than the others, had his eyes burned'completely out In the back of his neck was burned "a large hole' and several holes were burned ,in his body. Jacob Kress had his clothing almost en- tirely burned off and was terribly burned and mangled about the body and limbs. George Sintall had the flesh burned off many parts of his body, exposing the bones. Michael Soperip had a horrible gash cut in his abdomen by A flying piece of hot iron and his burns are so severe that the physicians have no hopes of his recovery. Michael Gosul- sas' burns were so numerous and seri- ous as to render him almost beyond recognition. The injured men wore re- moved to the hospital. Late last evening- they were all in a critical condition and the chances of re- covery of any of them are small. The rail mill, tho scene of the explosion, presented a horrible sight Great ch u nks of flesh dropped from the bones of the mangled and roasted men, filling tho air with a stifling odor, while the sur- roundings bore hundreds of traces of the force of the flying pieces of metal. The escape of the five men from in- stant death and of others in the mill from injury is miraculous. The ias: as a street rar. i" trv-V ar.i Ward, who -r.z'-T flope VanUhox. NKW YOKK. Dec. The States Court bas decided to deny the motion to suspend judgment and for a new trial in the case of General Peter J. Claasen. president of the Sixth Na- tional Bank, which be tried to wreck. tbe court was unanimous, there can be no appeal to the United States Su- Court. Tbe extreme penalty U years and fine. Consolidation an Fart. Dec. Pittsburgh National Leajrce clnb was organized Monday bj ihe election of J. Palmer O'Neil as president; H. B. Roa. vice president: Lew Borwia, treasurer, and A. K. S-'andrett. secretary. A manager li b" cnos'-n aext Tuesday, and as all are a unit for Ed Ilaalon, the honor will be conferred apon him, Trmlo Wrorkera Arrrfttort. BEATWHE. Neb.. Dec. bare jast returned from Holmesville witb ibe Lily brothers, cbanred wilh wrecking the Union Pacific train there Soaday. oositive proof of the jfailt of these three. Bridge In- spector Mercer, who was scalded ia tha wreck, died last FORT XVATSE, Ind., Dec. The End street car subles were bnmed last aight Sixty, head of horses per- ished in tbe flames. This with harness and a large atr.oaat of hay will briajr tbe loss ap to about insurance not known. DEKA1LKD AT A SWITCH. Train on the Delaware Jt Hud- Don i'.nntt Itn Some Bad Work. AI.HANY, N. Y., Doc. 23. A narrow escape from a serious wreck and attend- ant loss of life occurred on the Dela- ware Hudson road between twelve and one o'clock Monday morning. As the Montreal sleeper passed Balls ton it dashed into a freight standing on a switch, knocking several cars off tho track and smashing two of the sleepers. Ko one was injured. It now transpires that a deliberate at- tempt was made to wreck the train, the switch bavin? improperly set and the switch 1) extinguished. As a consequence tiio train dashed into a siding filled with freight cars. Tho company is searching for the wreckers. There Will be No Strike. Doc. The grievance committee of employes of the B. O. railroad had an interview Monday with General Manager Odell. The conference was hold in private and what was said or done was not made public. Mr. Odell said he would not be at liberty to make any statement until after the com- mittee of B. O. officials moots to-day and considers tbe plans of the griev- ance comTiittee. Mr. Odell stated em- phaticahy, however, that the trouble would be amicably settled and that there wonld be no strike. Sheriff Fatally Asiaaltad by a MARTINS Ind.. Dec. 23. John Welch, a yonng attorney living near here, was returned from tho insane My 1 urn as cured, two months ago. Sat- nrday he began to show signs of return- ing insanity and Sunday afternoon offi- cers went to bring him to this city. Welch resisted and struck Sheriff Baker the head with a stone, fatally injur- ing him. Other members of the posse were also injured. During the fiarht Welch reached the officers' bugsry, jumped in and drove rapidly away. He bas cot been seen since. Ulrl Frozen to Oemtb. Pr.ATrancROti. N. Y.. Dec. Last Wednesday afternoon Amelia La Born- pard, nineteen years old, started to walk from Wolf Pond. Franklin County, where she had beea visiting, to ber borne in Malono, a distance of fourteen miles. She did not arrive at Malone und diligent search failed to discover her whereabonts natil Monday oooa, when her body was found about three miles from wlwre she starfJd. she bavin? been frozen to deatb. A FRAUDULENT DIVORCE. It Will to Pair of Saw York NEW YORK, Dec. of One of the fraudulent divorce milli in this city has run to earth the proprie- tors of the mill. He is no less a person than William S. Pendleton, who when he bought his divorce was mayor of Fort Worth, Tex. Tho men who sold him the divorce were Duryea Hughes, who says he is the brother-in-law of Mr. Williams, once Attorney General of the United States under Grant, and Patrick H. Campbell, both attorneys practicing in this city. It was not many years ago that Hughes and Campbell were in part- nership, and thoy occupied a dingy lit- tle office at 32-2 Broadway. From tho facts which are presented it would appear that the Superior Court of Cook County, 111., occupied the dingy little office with them, or, if it did not, the men who assumed tho functions of tbe court imprinted its seal with a coun- terfeited die, and forged tho name of Clerk McGrath, of ihat court, to a cer- tificate appended to a document pur- porting to be a divorce, for which Eughes and Campbell received The proof of the forgeries is unques- tionable. The connection of Hughes with the procuring of the counterfeited seal is positive. IT IS NKKDED. A Rill to bo lutr. d-ir-.l In IlllnoU I.ctjrtiilMture for t evntlnn of Oc- l.ik> th" K-an ttnnk Failure. CHICAOO, Dec. 23.- S. A. Koan ACo.'s failus" is Hl.-oly to result in a measure that will benefit the community at large. Inasmuch as tho failure of any bank, whether National. Stato or pilvate, is apt to produce a fedin-j of ppnoral dis- trust, especially in times of stringency of money, several of tho prominent bankers of tho i-Uy have taken the in- itiative in the direction of relief. Those bankers called in Levi Mayer, the load- ing attorney for thn creditors in tha Kean case, to advise with them In re- gard to a law that will prevent occur rences like ttio Koun failure. Tho effect of such a law will be two- will prevent an unsuspecting public from being cheated out of its money, and it will prevent the failure of a rotten concern causing investments to bo withdrawn from legitimato bank- Ing obnnnels. Attorney Mayer has al- ready prepared a rough draft of a bill which is to be submitted to a meeting of bankers and after perfection to bo sent to Springfield. It will be one of tho first measures to come before the next Legislature. _ Donr Up Widow. SAN FuANrtsro, Dec. A yotmfj San Franciscan named Frank Goodwin. while in Now York last Jiirir acquainted with Mrs. F..imian, an gaping blonilo widow, wboin ho finally induced to coxne west with Mm. He represented bor as his wife, litti'd up a flat on which ho snonl, and main- tained her sumptuously. Saturday ho found on his return from a brief ness trip that shn had sold tho furniture and departed for Now York. She car- ried considerable jewelry and 5500 in cash. _ Countnrfelt DUroTered. Doc. 23. Tho mint authorities here have discovoroda coun- terfeit five-dollar gold piece and executed with such rnmarkablo skill that, few experts can distinguish tho spurious coins from tho genuine. It differs from the true coin only In size, being slightly larger in diameter. In order to retire the spurious coin from circulation the mint officials will pur- chase tho bogus coins at their faco value and then destroy them. Tbe counter- feits have an intrinsic value of Dec. Tbe Senate devoted Monday's session to tbe sion of tbe Federal Elections biiL Mr. Hijrzins made long speech in support of the bill and Mr. another long address in opposition to it. Tbe House (pent the day in considering natters pertaining to tbe District of Co- Dertrnvctf. Cmrxoo. Dec. The Casino roller rink earagbt flrc from some un- known caoseresterday, causing a Joss rf 824.000. W. J. Wilson, the jaaiiot, discovered the fire and in trying V> bis furniture was bftdly burned abott the face aad Kcunme H FRANCISCO, Dec. Tho Chi- nese highbinders, after about a month's rest, resumed hostilities Saturday night with tho result that Wong Lee. who runs a sowing machine, now lies in a hospital with a bullet wound clear through his body. His assassin was Chuey Fook, with whom he quarreled a few days ago. As both belong to high- binder societies the music of revolvers will probably bo board again soon. ftoj Brained by a Maniac. NEW Dec. Snnd.iy af- ternoon Edward Duckert, a boy of nine years, was mnrderfd by an insane man named Frank Morris. Toe boy was passing Morris' houso on his bicycle when Morris rushed out of the gate with an axe and struck the boy on the back of the boad with the weapon, kill- ing him instantly. Morris is now under restraint ___ Haps and Mishaps of This BRUTAMTV CRIME: A Stramrr Shipped In ELIZABETH. Pa.. Dec. hull of a steamer designed for South American waters, built hero is about to be shipped to New York and over thirty cars will he required for tbat purpose. It is now being taken apart and loaded on tbe cars. It will ply on tbo river Magda- From New York it will be shipped to Uarranqnilia, near thn mouth of tbe There it will be set op and launched- Part nf an liiy. I1L. Dec. 23. -A man 'o Iw son of Charles Kellozir. formo-'.y of this coun- ty, asserts his tiiie to acres of laad on which is located a part of this rity. He sayn that bis father in 1W5 wrni to Coba, without coavyjnjf the title to the land; tbat it was afterward sold for and tbe title ic not srood. will take steps to recover tbe property._______ on Clot ore Rale. WAsnnwrojr, Dec. Senate Committee on Roles has come to ma jfTreement on the clotnre rnle H will probably be reported to the Sen- ate, alibongrb it may not be called np for consideration until after the holi- I lays, when a quorum of Republican Senators will be present A Girl Terrlbljr Hurt Outraged bjs- Her YOUXOSTOWN. Dec. A shocking- case of brutality and crime on the part of a mother and stepfather coward their daughter has been discovered. parties are Chastino Porter and wife- wnd their daughter, te known as Minnie Smith. They are- colored poopio. The mother has just returned frOui Cleveland, whore she- a sentence in tho workhouse- The girl alleges that during her inoth- %r's absence her stonfathur ropcatedy. assaulted hor and she is soon to be- come a mother. She aXo allosfos that her mother has forced her repeatedly to- criminally intimate with a number- of married HIPTI. I'm" o-io ilay last gave his an awful' Tho srirl to', I hor story to Humane Ludil, I'ortc. and his wife wore T- o is one of tho most borrih'.n the unir.ls of local crime in this city. Toli-do I ..I irc-l. CHICAGO. Dec. 23. Jennio and Lillian: Allen, two sisters who livi.' in Toledo, O., met with si-rious injuii-s Sunday evening in a runaway acciilnnt. They hired a carriage to make some culls. At Archer aveuuo and Clark street a Lake- Shore train dashed by a tl tri-fhteuei tho horst'3. The team with terrific speed. Sfvorai inssers-by tried to stop the horses. The to-.uu continued south on State street and the jumped from tho rarriaro. .lounio sus- tained a compound of her loft leg. Her siit.or foil noun hoi- h'1 ad and. received a fracture of ttioskull. Neither will die. ____ An H'inv'1. ALT-IANPE. Doc. 2'5. JiiinOS Dick, att engineer employed in tho railroad yards hero, met with as roujrn an oxporionce- Sunday as ho possibly oulil inid livo Uv. toll it standing on the track. tho tender of an engine struck hinv knocking him flat on r, .c tru-k, the en- gine passing cni.ro'.y T him, ing the pilot, llo praspcil :in iron rod. and was di-ngpcod bofore the- engino was stopped, when ho crawled out between tho drivers and. to whip the engineer o.i th'j engine. An Klnctrlcinn'A Fnt.il Cr.K.vrt. Doc. 2tl who has been employed for thron years ut the Ilollondon as an oloct.rician, fell from the roof of that building to tho roof of a one-story structure on one side of it, a distance of over sovonty foot, Monday afternoon, and was In- stantly killed. No ono witness tho urci'lont, but an investigation disclosed that ho was fi xini a v.-irn and had evi- dently boon walking b.iokward with it, when he stopped out too far. Etc loaves wife and daughter. MnrilcrrMH on a Wltnosi. ATHICXH, Duo. a farmei' of Bedford township, County, tbo parson Lewis was assailing when the latter was killed with a club by John Hose last Wednesday night, was murderously assailed on tho streets hero tho other night, his unknown as- sailant cutting a long slash through his heavy clothing, a steel brace which be wore warding tho knifo or razor from bis stomach. ISosworth is in Athens as a witness in the Foster murder triaL The Platform Csive Way. 0., Dec. rapher Richard Uano was walking on a frail platform on the rear of his gallery Sunday afternoon when the scantling jave way and lie fell thirty-four foot to in iron roof below, with bis neck squarely across an irou railing. He re- mained unconscious for a long time, and It was thought his neck was broken. was badly cut and bruised, but is still with prospects of recovery. >'lne-flonr n Failure. YOTTXOSTOWN, Dec. 2-2. Last Septem- ber the employes of William B. Pollock Si Co.'s boiler shop asked for and were granted nino hours' labor to cotHtitutc l day's work, at ten bourn' pay. Now tho proprietors notify men that they must return to the ten-hour system? or tho works wiil be shut down. They jlaim that tti'-y can not cornpou; with ibtir rivals by-tuaj. Killed. O., John Stanley., fireman on th" Hocking ValU-y rail- road, was thrown from his engine Sun- Jay at OrovoDort. eight miles loutb of horo. and faliinjr beneath the wheels had his ngat arm cat off tbe shoalder. Ho was brought to this city and at ten o'H'vV. Ho U-ave? a widow and chii'Jr'-n in city. Iv-c. ind two in em- ploy of A ft., intoa w-J.'.'TJ Manning "rpapair af tongs anl hii on 'bi bf-adr him senseless. in; may prove fataL Manning is in jaM. ProhaWy Fatally Hart. at work on Keller, a millwriirht, fell aistanceof aMst thirty feet, on bis back. He U probably fataiiy jured, the entire lower portion of cU body is paralyzed. _ Shot W fr- XEW YOKK. Dec. twenty-six of yesterday afternoca WJ wife, Manhx bis two children himself. The wounded were tw moved to Oonveraeut Eospital. ;
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BSkyB today warned operating profits will take a hit of up to £70 million next year as it invests in new on-demand services and technology in the pay-TV and broadband wars with rivals from BT to NetFlix.
Chief executive Jeremy Darroch is offering customers an internet-enabled TV set-top box for its cut-price service, Now TV, for just £10, as Sky aims to combat the threat from low-cost streaming websites.
"We're certainly not seeing anything remotely like cord-cutting," said Darroch, playing down fears that consumers are cutting back on premium pay-TV services such as Sky Sports and Sky Movies.
However, he acknowledged rivals such as Net Flix and LoveFilm, which charge as little as £5 a month, meant that "we're seeing the market segment a bit", with a wider range of offerings.
Darroch said Sky had seen an "explosion" in customers wanting to watch on-demand content, with downloads up fivefold in a year. The number of people connecting their Sky+ HD box to the internet jumped by 1.7 million to 2.7 million.
Sky's investment in hardware will result in a hit of between £60 million and £70 million on operating profit in the next financial year to June 2014. The impact will be "broadly neutral" in 2015, before boosting profits in 2016. Analysts at Barclays said it was a "surprise" but welcomed the investment as a "positive". Shares fell 20p to 830p, despite a £500 million buyback.
Darroch faces challenges on several fronts, with BT declaring yesterday it has signed up 500,000 for its new Premier League football coverage.
He would not say if Sky Sports' estimated 5 million subscriber base has been affected but described an 11% jump in group revenues in the last quarter as "better than shabby".
Darroch, who has hired David Beckham for an advertising push, added: "Sky Sports is thriving."
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Posted: Jan 22, 2013 01:10 PM EST
Updated: May 24, 2016 01:43 AM EDT
Representatives of the Shooters Edge gun shop and local parents talked to the Sullivan County school board about how to improve school safety on the morning of January 22, 2013. [ + - ]
Another parent pleading for urgency from commissioners for school safety. She said she wants an SRO in every school. [ + - ]
Colonial Heights parent of elementary school kids asking for safety measures in schools, particularly SROs, even if it means a wheel tax. She asked commissioners to seriously consider these measures. [ + - ]
County commissioners listen to community thoughts on school safety. [ + - ]
Another parent letting his voice be heard. This man wants more SROs on school property. He is also questioning schools' status as "gun free zones." He is open to arming teachers. [ + - ]
This parent says he wants to be a volunteer to be an armed security guard in a school. He wants commissioners to consider arming qualified volunteers. [ + - ]
Don Reimer from Shooters Edge presents his plan for school safety. [ + - ]


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Sidewalks in Bristol, Va. to become more accessible to people with disabilities
BRISTOL, Va. - Sidewalks along Commonwealth Ave. in Bristol, Virginia have been torn up to make the walkways more accessible to people with disabilities.
It's the third phase of a project that has been going on for at least two years.
Greg Morrell, who has spent the last 40 years in a wheelchair, told us the project is already making a big difference in the community.
"Curb cuts make it accessible and the sidewalks are level and you don't have those cross slopes so it's very convenient," described Morrell.
He told us curb cuts are another name for the accessibility ramps. Cross slopes, said Morrell, are where the sidewalk slopes downward at driveways.
He told us he's seen how curbs have kept people with disabilities from enjoying the places where they live.
"At some point you just go, it's not worth it," said Morrell. "I can't find out how to maneuver around town or around my neighborhood and the street is dangerous so I just give up."
The city of Bristol, Va. is trying to keep that from happening.
They're upgrading and adding handicap-accessible ramps to comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).
The new ramps have to be 36 inches wide to comply with the ADA standards. They also need the correct length to height ratio.
We measured one of the new ramps and discovered it was within ADA regulations at about 60 inches wide. It also was seven feet long and seven inches high, which is the correct length to height ratio.
"We want to make our city accessible to everyone and not have any barriers for people to get where they need to go," said Jennifer Wilson, the city's spokesperson.
Wilson told us this third stage of the project focuses on Commonwealth Ave. from State St. to Euclid Ave.
State St. and Euclid Ave., from Gate City Highway to Moore St., were completed during the first two stages of the project.
Greg Morrell said the progress has been noticeable.
"Downtown State Street is a great example of things that are done correctly and they're done really nice and convenient for everyone," said Morrell.
We're told this project is being funded in part by a community development block grant.


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Departure: Las Vegas
Destination: Grand Canyon West
Airplane | Bus | Hoover Dam | Meal
Tour Description
Soar over the majestic Grand Canyon and enjoy an insider's tour of engineering marvel Hoover Dam with our Highlights Air with Hoover Dam Bus Tour. Bragging rights are yours with this unique experience. The adventure begins at our Grand Canyon Scenic Airlines terminal where you will board an airplane specifically designed for sightseeing. Peer out of the airplane's large windows for ideal viewing of Hoover Dam and Lake Mead on your way to the canyon. As you fly above Grand Canyon West, take in the magnificent sights of Eagle Point, Guano Point and the mighty Colorado River below. Upon landing back at the air terminal, you'll have time to browse through our gift shop and enjoy a meal before continuing on your tour.
The next part of the adventure kicks off in a Gray Line coach that will whisk you away to Hoover Dam for a VIP guided tour. Learn about the history of dam's creation and the inner-workings of the structure with enough time to take photos, explore, and take in dramatic views of both the Colorado River and Lake Mead from this vantage point – in contrast to the view from the air. Gray Line will return you directly to your hotel. As with all of our tours, round trip hotel pick-up and drop-off service is complementary, and the memories are yours to keep.
What's Included:
- Complimentary round trip Las Vegas hotel transfers
- Narrated scenic flight with views of the famous Hoover Dam, Lake Mead and the Grand Canyon West
- Bus transfers to Hoover Dam with a guided VIP tour of the dam
- 1 meal included
What To Bring:
- Bring your I.D. - All passengers booked on a tour must have government issued forms of identification.
- Be sure to book your tour as early in your trip as possible.
- Water: You may bring a bottle of water, however the bottle is not allowed to be opened in the aircraft.
- Don't forget your camera! Cameras and phones are allowed and encouraged, but please be aware that the use of "Selfie Sticks" and extending camera poles are strictly prohibited in and around the aircraft.
- Not sure what to wear? Layered clothing is recommended through the months of March to September, and winter clothing should be worn from October to mid-March.
- Wear sensible shoes. The ground at the Grand Canyon is rough, rocky and uneven. It is important to wear sturdy, toe-covering shoes that can handle rough terrain. Sneakers or hiking boots are highly recommended.
Important Information
Tour Duration
Approximately 6 - 6.5 hours
Round Trip Flight Duration
Approximately 70 minutes
Hotel Pick-Up
Passengers are picked up from most major Las Vegas hotels
Upon arrival, check-in at our private air tour terminal
Scenic route covering amazing views of Hoover Dam, Lake Mead and Grand Canyon West
Souvenir Shopping & Meal
Return to the terminal and browse our on-site gift shop that provides a wide variety of memorabilia to select from. Enjoy a meal before boarding a bus to depart for Hoover Dam.
Hoover Dam Interior Tour
After a short ride via motor coach from the lodge to Hoover Dam, a government guide will escort and provide details about the history of the dam along with ample time to explore the exterior of the dam and its exhibits
Return Hotel Transfers
Board the motor coach for transfers back to your Las Vegas hotel
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Product Code: SBW-1D