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1-15 of 794 retirement homes & sheltered housing in Somerset.
6 Westbourne Avenue, Keynsham, Bristol, Avon, BS31 2JD.
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"The house is situated in a quiet residential area within easy reach of the High Street shopping area"
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25a New Street, Wells, Somerset, BA5 2LE.
01749 679 049
43-49 Westbury Road, Westbury-on-Trym, Bristol, Avon, BS9 3AU.
"Abbeyfield houses provide a family atmosphere based on the balance of independence, privacy, companionship and support. Residents furnish their own rooms as they wish to create a home from home"
Lady Street, Dulverton, Somerset, TA22 9BY.
01398 341 352
17-19 Charlton Road, Weston-super-Mare, North Somerset, BS23 4HB.
"This house was refurbished in 2007 and all rooms now have ensuite toilet and showers; five of the rooms are double sized. Homely environment, close to seafront, golf course, flat location"
01727 857 536
8-12 Beaufort Road, Weston-super-Mare, North Somerset, BS23 3BB.
"This house was refurbished in 2008 and all rooms have ensuite toilet and showers. Many are now large rooms having joined rooms together. The house has also received the five star food hygiene award. Abbeyfield ethos; homely atmosphere; cl..."
40-50 Northfield Court, Pollards Way, Taunton, Somerset, TA1 1AD.
"Each flat has a walk-in shower room, a good size sitting room and kitchenette, and ample storage cupboards. Residents share morning coffee, lunch and high tea in the elegant lounge/dining area. Breakfast items are supplied. All this, along ..."
01823 339 328
222-224 Redland Road, Bristol, Avon, BS6 6YR.
136 Memorial Road, Hanham, Bristol, Avon, BS15 3LQ.
"Kift Lodge is laid out over two stories which are made up of 20 light and airy en-suite units, 4 studio flats and 16 one bedroom flats. Each flat is fitted with a kitchenette area, including larder fridge, microwave and storage, fitted carp..."
15 Berrow Road, Burnham-on-Sea, Somerset, TA8 2EX.
"Woodlands is located within a high quality residential area next to a relaxed seaside town with a significant retired population"
01278 787 359
140 Shirehampton Road, Sea Mills, Bristol, BS9 2DY.
Drakes Close/ Anson Way, Bridgwater, Somerset, TA6 3TD.
St. Philips, Bristol, Avon, BS2 0BQ.
Age exclusive housing
Bircham Road, Alcombe, Minehead, Somerset, TA24 6BE.
St George, Bristol, BS5 7DD.
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Beirut is home to ancient architecture, delicious food, and now the world's largest wine glass. The glass was unveiled at a wine festival in Beirut and easily blew away the previous record holder of 12 years from Portugal.
It took 100 bottles of wine to fill the world's largest wine glass a quarter of the way up! The glass itself was made of Plexiglas by engineering duo Walid Richa and Moussa Zakharia. Stay thirsty, my friends.
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MIDDLEBURY WINS, 65 TO 7.; Closes Football Season With Victory Over Lowell Textile.
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MIDDLEBURY, Vt., Nov. 19. -- Middlebury wound up its most successful football season here today, when it overwhelmed Lowell Textile, 65 to 7. The game was featured by Middlebury's aerial attack and many long runs. Lobo scored on the first play of the game, when he took a 20-yard pass from Papke and raced fifty yards for touchdown. Holquist and Lobo were the stars.
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Bottle Dynamo
Known in the US as a sidewall dynamo, the bottle dynamo is a small generator which runs off the sidewall of the tyre or occasionally the rim to power the lighting system. Named after their resemblance to bottles they work by using a roller at the top (like the lid of the bottle) which is spun by the turning wheel when it is placed against the tyrewall. Obviously, if the bicycle stops then the dynamo ceases to provide power to the lights - but more of that later.
Unlike the hub dynamos which work inside the hub of the wheel and which provide a small and constant resistance, the bottle dynamo can be withdrawn from the wheel when not in use and therefore have no resistance. They are also generally cheaper than hub dynamos and can be easily retrofitted to a bicycle. There are some downsides though;
- They can slip in wet weather which can interrupt and reduce the amount of electricity being generated - the lights fade.
- Because of the fact that they are placed against the tyre, there can be quite some resistance which can be felt by the rider.
- They must be adjusted to the optimal position to function perfectly.
- They can be quite noisy.
- The metal top can cause the tyre to wear out prematurely through the sidewall so it is worth specifying a tyre with a heavy sidewall if a bottle dynamo is going to be used.
Dynamos are usually limited to 0.5 amps output - 3 watts at 6 volts - but because they are usually constant current and not constant voltage devices, it used to be that going too fast would burn out bulbs which were not designed for the higher voltages produced at high speed. More modern designs, however, have things called zener diodes which prevent this happening. Some of the best dynamo systems are manufactured in Germany (Busch and Muller and Schmidt for example); the reason being that in Germany it is illegal to light a bicycle with anything other than a dynamo based system unless the bike is deemed a 'racing' bike and weighs under 11 kgs.
As necessity is the mother of invention, even the problem I mentioned earlier about the age-old issue of dynamos producing no light when you stop, has now been eradicated. They are now made with a 'stand light' facility - usually a blue-white LED powered by a capacitor which can run for about five minutes without any power being generated. In fact, modern dynamo units now use a number of electronic devices to power LED lights of varying watts for front headlights, rear and stand lights.
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on 1/12/00 2:53 PM, Reynolds, Gregg at email@example.com wrote:
> Paul's epistles were probably
> written in Greek, but the Gospels, the core book of the Bible, were first
> composed in Aramaic. Yes, that is a wild speculation, but it could be true!
Alas, no. Mark, Luke, and John were undoubtedly composed originally in
Greek. There is a small chance that Matthew was originally composed in
Aramaic, but scholars are nearly unanimous that this isn't the case. At
least the right-handed ones are. :-)
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PSYCHIC BLOOD "Daydream" -- Another in a string of awesome West Mass bands all sorts of crushing it these days.
WESTLAND "Steady Now" -- The pop-rock band releases Intimacy Without Intricacy on January 8, when they'll be in the WFNX studio, and Boston Accents is proud to present their record release party at the Middle East upstairs on February 9.
Via @K_D
Let's just say that Sunday was Japandroids Day here at PHXHQ, kicking off with Dave's visit to the WFNX studios for a station-takeover DJ set at noon, and ending with their fucking awesome sold-out show at the Paradise, which -- as you can see below -- everyone in Boston was Instagramming the shit out of as it happened.
So at about 4:45pm today I decided to do a semi-throwback edition of BOSTON ACCENTS on WFNX.com, spinning a lot of the bands that were doing it up when I first moved here in 2000, and the bands that first got me into our city's awesome music scene. I might send out a call to get some Night Rally, Mules, SPF A Lot, Codetta, Officer May, and a bunch of other shit I wanted to spin but couldn't because they weren't in the WFNX system.
Welcome to the church of rock and roll. Set your alarms Sunday morning as WFNX welcomes JAPANDROIDS to our studio for a noon-time takeover session and conversational chat with Liz Pelly of the Phoenix. We'll let SPIN's 2012 Band of the Year pick out a bunch of songs to spin on-air, talk about their incredible record Celebration Rock (which is sure to dominate everyone's Best-Of lists), and get us all warmed up for their sold-out show with DIIV later that night at the Paradise Rock Club
We stared down Thursday by inviting the gloomy post-punk sounds of THE MILLING GOWNS into the WFNX studio today, matching the chill outside with with the briskness of Boston Accents. The band spun three tracks off their new EP, Something Dangerous Loves Me, which gets released tomorrow night at Radio in Somerville, and hand picked songs from Human Sexual Response, Spearmint Sea, Cooling Towers, and the Crushing Low.
Remember that time we threw a party at the Liberty Hotel during the BOSTON MUSIC AWARDS? Yeah that was awesome. We aired some of the infamous bathtub interviews on Boston Accents on Monday, but if you were still hungover from the BMAs rager like us, perhaps you missed it. Fear not -- we posted the audio to the WFNX soundcloud page, and it feels like we're all back in the tub.
Was just another day in the WFNX circle pit, had a bunch of new tracks lined up for a slew of shows around town the next few days, and then BAM! -- SPEEDY ORTIZ just rolls up to WFNX to say hey. They're at T.T. The Bear's tonight for the Infinity Girl EP release party, (which we covered yesterday like whoa), so we chatted about what's up in Western Mass and spun some tracks from their end of the state.
A few dozen members of the Boston rock scene came together to sing "Hey Jude" last night at the second annual WFNX Boston Accents room party at the 2012 Boston Music Awards. This party was broken up a few minutes later by Liberty Hotel security, but not before Moe Pope and his crew battled Streight Angular in the tub. (Apologies to Jake Brennan.)
One last BOSTON MUSIC AWARDS edition of Accents before the party arrives Sunday night at the Liberty Hotel, and for this one we welcoming Chris Keene of MEAN CREEK to hang out, talk shop, and discuss Friends. The Creek is up for three BMAs -- Artist of the Year, Album/EP Of the Year, Video of the Year -- and celebrate a post-tour homecoming gig at Great Scott tomorrow night
Got beard? Huge thanks to Pete Boyd, Bobby Brewski, and White Dynomite's Dave Unger for hanging out in the WFNX studios this afternoon, as BOSTON ACCENTS spotlighted the BOSTON FACIAL HAIR FIASCO going down this Saturday, December 1 at Church in the Fens. We drank some 40s, talked about beards, and spun all four bands performing at the event -- White Dynomite, Township, the Life Electric and Coyote Kolb.
AL POLK "I Slept With Ted Leo Last Night" -- So Ted Leo played a Brighton living room on Monday, and Streight Angular front man wrote a song about it. Leo has disputed, via Twitter, that's he's that easy. See above...
PARLOUR BELLS "Bachelor Hours" -- New track off the band's upcoming Thank God For The Night record, out December 15 at the Sinclair on a bill with Gentlemen Hall, Oldjack, and Mellow Bravo.
We did today's Accents on the fly, as we raced up from Fourth Wall Gallery post-Sky-Ferrerira to throw down some Boston rock and roll, and in the process, I ended up bringing members of PRETTY & NICE, STEREO TELESCOPE, THE SHILLS, TOTAL PROS up to the studio, as well as Richard Bouchard of BOSTON BAND CRUSH and Kevin Fowler of EVERYDAY IS A MIXTAPE, who will have a table at tonight's Treat Yo' Self party at Great Scott.
YET "L'Avenir" -- New track from Ryan Fleming, who posted the latest self-titled YET EP to Bandcamp in October, following up June's Optimystic EP. Fleming has no plans for live shows as he's busy traveling the country, but...
YET – "Don't Need It All" -- ... he should as both these tracks are pretty killer, his vocals got the soul of Andrew Wood and Robert Plant.
Don't bail for Thanksgiving weekend just yet. In about an hour or so, around 3pm, Toronto punk trio METZ are swinging by WFNX to chat about their new self-titled Sub-Pop-issued debut record, pick some songs to spin during Sabrina'a show, and hype their gig tonight at the Middle East in Cambridge. It's a pretty crazy fucking bill, with Boston's PILE and Northampton's SPEEDY ORTIZ making a noisy ruckus and serving us some sweet tinnitus before the holiday hangover crashes our hopes and dreams tomorrow morning.
Yes, some of you have had our old iPhone app for many moons. This one is new. It's, like, so much better than the old app. Also, for those of you who begged and waited so very patiently: the Android app is here, too. And if you're really fancy, you can point that iPad directly at WFNX.com and listen without even downloading an app, thanks to our new HTML5 player.


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The water has not receded. In fact, when I visited the flooded farm this morning right beside the GO Train station, the water levels look visually like they have increased since yesterday. Outside here, the winds are picking up in what is now looking more and more like a lake.
The farmers need help. The town of Bradford has declared this area a disaster zone, to ask for relief. Even those who I take the train with are now calling the town "Bradford by the bay", with good reason.
The town is also getting a lot of publicity especially the past few days. The news story made CTV news as well as 680 news.
All I know is that this disaster is real, and the need of farmers is great. Their growing season is gone, lost incomes, not to mention property damage!
I have included pictures .. have a look and let me know your thoughts.
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Wow Barnaby overheard Kotetsu talk about his retirement and get slapped for it. Poor Kaede has to wait more to see her dad. Nice to see Kotetsu go back and try to help him after watching the interview. Wow so shady Maverick is the mastermind, too bad Barnaby won't remember now.
|2011-08-07, 12:01
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I do wonder how much well known a terror organization Ouroboros is.
For 20 years Barnaby has been looking for links to it yet coming out nothing.
It seem advancements in Hero Suits are attributed to the Brooks work. But is really an offshoot of their robotics research. They noticed Maverick was leaking their tech. This is likely the mech power suit technology Ouroboros prefers.
Now I can see also a possible link between Ouroboros and Rotwang. Where did Rotwang get the Heroes data for his androids in the first place? Answer through Maverick. Ouroboros seems to believe in technological superiority.
On another note T&B seems to being set up for a second season with a possible dangling plot. Namely Ouroboros as the antagonist. I can also see new heroes. I dub Kaede as Copycat. In theme with the Chinese Zodiac going on. The Cat being the late comer thus excluded from the zodiac.
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|2011-08-07, 13:49
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Kotetsu is certainly digging himself into a hole and his inability to be honest is only hurting those around him. If he hadn't "pushed" his partner away the episode ending could have been very different.
I have to wonder, though, what Maverick's plan for covering this up is going to be. Would simply implanting new memories be sufficient or is he going to need to take more extreme measures with Samantha and Kotetsu being ties to the truth. To take this even further what sort of potential does memory implanting have? Can Maverick completely redefine Barnaby's life? Can he turn him into the evil villain that everyone here joked(?) that he would become in the end?
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|2011-08-07, 13:50
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|2011-08-07, 14:09
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Through nano-tech Amanda had Mr. McGuinnis sperm altered secretly as Bruce Wayne's sperm. When Mrs. McGuinnis get pregnant and the couple raised the boy at the same age as Bruce Wayne lost his parents she would have them killed to create the same conditions that led to Bruce Wayne to become Batman. Only the assassin an ex-lover of Bruce Wayne didn't go through with it. Terry lost his dad to murder and still became Batman meeting a old Bruce Wayne.
Maverick wanted a golden boy to replace and be the new Mr. Legend in the public's eye.
|2011-08-07, 14:40
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|2011-08-07, 14:42
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I wonder if that pin is somehow going to be the key to recovering Barnaby's memories or at least remembering that someone has been altering them. I went back and rewatched an earlier episode and that pin actually appears in the first ED theme with the two of them reaching for it.
|2011-08-07, 14:51
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I'd think so. Maverick did say that the tiniest contradiction seems to cause the planted memories to unravel. Considering the drama that went down between Kotetsu/Barnaby at the skating rink there's bound to be someone (like the nurse) who could trigger something should Barnaby go there to investigate.
|2011-08-07, 20:28
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emo vulnerable bunny is fine, esp on all fours on the floor :3
when tiger was in the bar looking at the interview "I want his trust" awwww
lol @ tiger on the tiger ride
|2011-08-08, 07:14
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Back to the episode discussion, so what will be happened NEXT (No Pun intended)?! A rebellion of NEXT, neither Kotetsu or Barnaby could be kicked out on HERO TV, Kaede might be brainwashed by Mr. Maverick?
Great, IF one of them occurs, then a 2nd season might be green-litted.
I hope this thread will become a sub-forum soon since there's a lots of T&B pics & mechandizes that people need to share anyway.
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Accident Prevention Services Information for Insurance Companies
As a prerequisite for writing workers' compensation insurance in Texas, an insurance company must maintain or provide accident prevention facilities that are adequate to provide accident prevention services required by the nature of their policyholder operations. These include surveys, recommendations, training programs, consultations, analysis of accident causes, industrial hygiene, and industrial health services. Applicable statute and rules include the Texas Labor Code (TLC), Chapter 411, Subchapter E and 28 Texas Administrative Code (TAC), Chapter 166. For more information about the accident prevention services requirements, contact the TDI-DWC at 512-804-4626 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
- Annual Reporting Requirements
- Accident Prevention Services Inspections
- Recently Adopted/Repealed Accident Prevention Services Rules 28 TAC, Chapter 166
Annual Reporting Requirements
- Companies Writing Worker's Compensation Policies Before October 1, 2013
Insurance companies that had active workers' compensation policies at any time from January 1, 2013 through October 1, 2013 must submit an initial DWC Form-109, Accident Prevention Services Annual Report, to the TDI-DWC by April 1, 2014. Subsequent annual reports must be filed by April 1 of each year thereafter if active policies were in effect for the preceding calendar year.
- Companies that Start Writing Worker's Compensation Policies On or After October 1, 2013
An insurance company that writes its first workers' compensation policy on or after October 1, 2013 shall file with the TDI-DWC an initial DWC Form-109, Accident Prevention Services Annual Report, not later than the effective date of its first workers' compensation insurance policy. Thereafter, they must file a subsequent annual report by April 1 of each year if active policies were in effect for the preceding calendar year.
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WordGirl: Coalition of Malice
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Disguised as mild-mannered 5th grader Becky Botsford, WordGirl arrived on planet Earth when she and her monkey sidekick, Captain Huggy Face, crashed their spaceship. In classic superhero form, WordGirl possesses superhero strength with the added benefit of a colossal vocabulary. WordGirl has a family and friends who have no idea of her secret identity or that she battles and prevails over evil (albeit ridiculous and comical) villains. Each book introduces new vocabulary words and will reinforce their meaning in a variety of contexts.
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Date of Stay: July, 2015
We stayed there for 3 nights and were very happy with the accommodations. The park is in the middle of a forest and trees everywhere. There is a great club house which serves a good cheap breakfast on the weekends. It was a little difficult backing into our spot (40' fifth wheel) but not terrible. I would definitely goo there again.
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The park is exceptionally maintained, both the grounds and the facilities. The dog run is great. Its in the middle of nowhere, nothing but agriculture fields, but right off the 101. Good for an overnighter but there is nothing around it, not even a decent restaurant. We were one of maybe 10 camped there and I only saw these other people very rarely. The sites are long (70') but narrow. You have a little cement pad with a BBQ and nothing else. You can't even walk beside your rig without walking through planters. As said before, it's windy. We left after one day, we had a 2 day reservation.
Date of Stay: January, 2013
We took advantage of a deal where we got half off nightly rates if we booked several months in advance and prepaid our stay. We had never been to this campground and we really like the area. I received an email confirming the reservation but the quoted rate was full price. I called the campground and was told it was a computer glitch and my card would be billed the correct amount. I didn't think about it again until the day before the reservation. OK,,,long story short. This is a holiday weekend (MLK) and the discount was not offered. I explained what I was told and they did give me the discount. The park staff was very pleasant and accommodating. The campground was very clean and very well kept. We stayed in the pull through sites. You get a slight view of the ocean from most sites. The sites are a little tight on the sides and barely long enough for our 37' trailer. (unhitched) This campground is not in, nor close to Santa Barbara. (~20 miles) There is not a lot of places to walk a dog except in the park. There is a nice dog run though. Overall I liked the place. I do not think it's worth the regular price ($70/night) I would stay here again if I got a reduced rate.
Date of Stay: January, 2012
I like this park. It is dark, no lights at night. It is on a marine base, and sometimes there are loud explosions. No problem during the day, but the dog doesn't like it. There is shrubbery between every campsite so you are not right next to your neighbor. Nice park, not all sites are easy to back into with large trailer, so beware. 28, 23, and 30 are good for large trailers. I will camp here again
Date of Stay: October, 2011
The park is very nice and accommodates large rigs. The club house/showers are first rate and clean. The people running it are very friendly and accommodating. The only drawbacks I saw were noise from hwy 46 and smallish sites. Some of us could not open their awnings and slide outs pushed against bushes. I would definitely stay here again.
Date of Stay: August, 2011
Campground accessibility, POOR. The campground is located off Pacific Coast Hwy and is only accessible going northbound. We arrived going southbound and had a hard time turning around with a 37' 5th wheel in Laguna Beach. The Reserveamerica website does not have any driving instructions for this campground, just GPS coordinates. The entrance is poorly marked. The roads leading into, and within the campground are small and not suited to large trailers. We had to drive over landscaping going around the very tight corners. Our site (#12) was on the end of a row which had a left hand corner just past the site we were to back into. It was impossible to back a large trailer into this site. The road was too narrow and there were large rocks and and other permanent hazards along the road which made it impossible to swing wide enough to get into the site. We had to forfeit staying there. On the good side, the campground had a nice view of the ocean, the spaces looked large and well spaced from each other. With a smaller trailer or motorhome this looks like a good place to stay. It appeared we could have maneuvered into some of the other spaces, but there is not a lot of room to maneuver into any of the spots. For a brand new campground, I think this one was poorly designed. The sites should have been angled not straight in, the roads are way too small, accessibility is poor, the price too high and the the campground itself could have been laid out more randomly instead of all sites lined up in a line, there is plenty of space in the surrounding area.
Date of Stay: June, 2009
Recreation.gov site said this campground was great for all size RVs. Don't believe it. We had a 37' fifth wheel and it was very difficult getting out of the campground. The campground is a pleasant 40 minute drive on a curved road from the 101. If you go through Greenfield, like we did (following GPS) you'll go across a one lane bridge which we could barely make the corner onto to. When we arrived we found that the campsite we reserved was double booked, but there was another one we could use that was easy to get into. Turns out we never could have backed into the site we had reserved (site # 1, advertised for a 50' unit). They gave us site #3. Most all the sites, including #3) are laid out backwards. The picnic table, fire ring and flat spot are on the wrong side of the unit. Our door opens to a wooden post. We will not come here again.
Date of Stay: June, 2009
The campground was clean. The site and the campground was easy to get into and out of. It's next to a lot of OHV trails and you can ride in and out of the park. It was hot and the site only had 30 amp service. It was very noisy with a lot of rude campers the two days we stayed (walking through campsites, playing loud music very early in the morning). The staff was very friendly and there is the normal KOA stuff like a cooking area, a pool and ice cream at night. You have to drive to the lake and there is not much shade. We probably will not come here again.
Date of Stay: June, 2008
This is a clean campground with a lot of space in the forest. Most sites area very far apart except some of the tent sites, which can be right next to each other. There is enough room to pull a large trailer but not a lot of room for maneuvering into the sites if you have a large trailer, as we do. There are campfire talks put on by the rangers mostly designed for kids. We stayed at a large double wide spot (#13). Some of the spots have electric hookups, but a lot don't. Ours didn't. For the price, it should have. If this spot had electricity it would have received a 9. We will stay here again.
Date of Stay: June, 2008
This park is small and not all that nice for the area it is in. The spaces are not nearly the size that the web site states. Our site was supposed to be 45' and it was only about 20. We have a 37' 5th wheel and cold not fit into any of the spots. There is not much shade. We left without staying.
Date of Stay: May, 2008
We camped during the week (Tues-Fri). The campground was only 30% full. We had a great time, just watching the ocean. It is a beautiful site but primitive and pretty rocky. We would definitely go again.
Date of Stay: November, 2007
We stayed in the Handicapped spot, which was pretty far from any view of the ocean. Next time we will camp in a regular spot closer to the (far away) view. Spots 1-26 look good. Spot 81 looks very good, but it is in the no hookups area. The tent camping spots are the best and all are very spacious. The hook up spots are lined up next to each other but are roomy. We really liked this area. Just below the campground (It's a short drive) is a great beach.
Date of Stay: May, 2007
We stayed in the campground while attending a festival held at the campground pool/lake area. We stayed in "the oaks", which I thought was one of the best camping areas at campground (Chardonay mesa was the other). Most of the other areas are barren. We did have a fire ring, 50 amp service and a table at our site. It was cool and shady and huge. (#118) our 40' 5th wheel and truck would have fit without unhooking. We unhooked and there was room for our truck side by side , plus room for a couple cars. There is a lot of maintenance that needs to be done to the roads and some of the features (pool, lake, etc.) We have a Rhino (off road golf cart) we take with us and there was easy access to a lot of dirt fire roads/trails and to Vail Lake itself. We will come back.
Date of Stay: May, 2007
The only thing good (which is really good) about this "campground" is its location. It is right next to the sand and the ocean is about 30 yards from the camp area. Otherwise, it wouldn't be good at all. No hookups, very restrictive generator time, narrow spots that are right next to each other, you are locked in between 8PM and 8AM. We will go there again only because of the location. We have a toy hauler and we get a beach site spot and put the ramp down. We get a great view of the ocean.


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We stayed in the Erratic rock hostel, run by two American guys, both of whom were pretty experienced climbers. Had to plan our whole trek that evening, which involved a practise run at putting up our tent...with plenty of help we finally got the hang of it!
Met this american guy Andy who was looking after the hostel in return for free board. He was an adventure racer basically crazy, he must have done every sport known to man from Kyaking to running. He was planning on running the circuit of Torres in 16 hours non stop.
We were given a little talk at the hostel of the whats and what nots
Had to pack everything that night, all our nutritous dried food...basicaly every variation of soup/noodles and Pasta we could get, our cooking gear, mini stove, pot bowls, cups, gas, tent mats, change of clothes, tent, sleeping bags....by the time we were done our bags weighed a healthy few kilos.
We got the bus to the park the following day (sunny Thank God), then the ferry to our starting point. The weather was beautful and we debated which direction to do the trek...ie. everyone else was starting with the famous Torres mountains since the weather was so nice (3 huge stone peaks, high in the mountains...mainly what everyone comes to see)..but we had been told by the guy in the hostel to do that on the last day, i.e. tougher climb, lighter bag and climax of the trek etc. We stuck with our plan adn took off to the Glacier grey campsite, where we were to spend our first night. The wind was so strong along the way that we nearly got blown over a couple of times, although it was a really hard trek and we weren�t too high upmost of the time
It was a pretty cold night and the cheap mats we had didn�t do much to soften the ground but luckily we got no visits from teh mice. We were told however that they had visited a god few tents and even chewed a tube of tooth paste!
Took off on our next hike that morning.
Got to our next camp just before dark again that night and just before the rain came bucketing down. It was a paid campsite this time so we had the luxury of cooking our chicken noodles inside the refugio (hostel) while we watched some people having a 3-course meal and sipping vino. Not us though, we are backpackers and can�t afford such luxuries! We were so tired we could not even talk to each other. Stayed as long as we could in the heat before we went out to the misery of our cold and now very wet tent (it pays to check the zips before you rent!).
Luckily next day dawned beautiful again. There�s no way we�d have finished it if we got weather like most of the stories we�d heard. Set off for our final campsite at the base of the Torres
our last climb was short, only about an hour and we finaly reached the piece de resistance, the Torres at sunrise. Luckily for us it was pretty clear and we got a lovely view for abotu half an hour before it clouded over again
Got a couple of good snaps and then made our way back down to camp. Now that we were on the homeward stretch we were happier.
We were so thankful for the good weather, and of course just as we headed out the gate of the park the skies opened up.
We were both absolutly knackered. When we got back to Puerto Natales we ended up staying with a family whcih was way cheaper. That evening we went for dinner with an american couple Doug and Jen and a Dutch couple. It was a local restaurent that served absolutly massive burgers. By right you should share one between 2 but we were like savages and demolished 2. After 4 days of eating shite we deserved it.
For the next couple of days we just lounged around, the 2 old women in the hostel were great, even gave me excercises for my knees.
Anyway it was good bye to Puerto Natales and onwards to Puerto Mont we thought....


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Much of the talk around Big Data centers on big business in the generic sense, in its marketing and on security issues. Vin Sharma, director of strategy and product, Big Data Analytics for Intel, reminds us that Big Data can have a huge impact on the sciences, as well as agriculture, medicine and other industries.
"Imagine things that we've taken for granted in a variety of sciences — linguistics, history, archaeology — or anything industry being transformed by our ability to collect data and aggregate it in a central location," Sharma told Jeff Frick, cohost of theCUBE, from the SiliconANGLE Media team, during MIT CDO Forum West, sponsored by SAP and Intel. "Whether it's through a data center or a cloud, imagine turning that data into insights that overturn what is currently understood in that science or industry. That is the value in Big Data analytics."
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"Even though hospitals have sophisticated equipment that monitors heartbeat and blood pressure, until recently, that data went onto the floor," said Frick. "Now we have the ability to collect that stream of data in real time and do the analysis to find out when important things happen."
Sharma responded: "We used to not think about or question the way hospitals treated patients. And you assume that pharmaceutical companies have a certain efficacy that they are looking for when they develop drugs. Imagine being able to use sensor-driven data to predict the efficacy of a drug. You would have greater accuracy when analyzing data."
With its power to provide detailed information in real time, Big Data will have a huge impact on medical science. "We have yet to start on a very fruitful journey of not only electing data, but combining it into models and using advanced algorithms and analytics to decipher the patterns inside them," said Sharma. "So there's a lot more to come."
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I think you can get in for £17 then settle down somewhere for the City v United semi final afterwards.
I know this is a long shot but any other VLM'ers going to this?
I'm not, but think it's a grand idea.
I'm up to 72 (I think) grounds and am always looking for an excuse to visit a new one.
Should be a good game too
Its amazing how many times the Terriers have played away at Charlton the day before LM.
I ran in the Football Challenge one year for Huddersfield and had great fun on the start line with the guy representing Charlton considering we had won 1-0 at The Valley the previous day!
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Wednesday with Dennis and Callahan means number of things and perhaps most importantly it means our weekly visit with Greg -- the football writer NFL. Football -- for the Boston Globe he joins us on the AT&T hotline AT&T four GL TE he's early today because why Greg Bedard -- early today. -- -- nice -- up your flight. Eat and what time major alarm -- this morning. Ball or welcome to our world my friend -- -- got a little -- and on and I don't wanna do. Everything here I'm reading your -- on football column today. And it's a must read on and on a number of levels not least of which you -- your grating is in there. But if if people are stat -- if if they enjoy build James on baseball they will enjoy this -- -- just a couple of paragraphs here very quickly -- with -- in the have a couple questions for you. Talking about the pass rush and they were generating it on Sanchez even though he dropped back 48 times. Seven games the patriots at 72 total pressures in 292. Drop backs which is 24 point 7%. Seven games in 2011 the patriots at 85 in 311 that's when he seven point 3%. You want to say it's no wonder they're on pace for 87 pass plays of more than twenty yards or more. Numbers numbers and more numbers but my guess is reading this you enjoy doing your own taxes and balancing your -- technically not a pure numbers guy. Good thing here is that he number mantra that. Are my wife used to work -- an accounting -- and like anything financial related effort which. There's certain I like simple -- This is Matt that I can I can do anything beyond. Adding and averaging and abiding. I'm not good. It just briefly not one to dwell on this but but what -- the process how you glean all these facts I understand that some of it comes you know through the Internet been in terms of observations of pressures and percentages all these numbers the -- numbers we have. How did you acquire all those. What are you I -- a lot of what Altman it. Doesn't Milwaukee journal sentinel -- -- -- kind of pioneered this I mean he has number Packers go back. Two like. You know even before Oprah are and you know its CE so it's it's pretty neat. They each game you know work for two Bryan Bulaga right tackle you know -- force acts which most good. You know twelve years for Packers you know I would love to -- that appointment right now back to 2010 like you get to 2009. At some point that -- -- back electoral but -- basically it should you know it's -- -- I'm you know. Personable. -- definition of certain things aren't aren't. -- each play. -- spreadsheet that I rate to a bunch different categories and I try to. I try to. I -- -- -- -- much -- like ten and I think you know there are certain very important -- right think football statistics are short. A big one of the big things is this for one play on both sides and that's you know everybody looks so actually I just think that's. -- -- measure how much good on for a variety of well -- I think that once. If you can if you -- -- -- in this discourse back department. You know it's terrible view as a coach over the years you know big east team. But I I do -- they keep on the like they look for. How many times that they -- the quarterback how many times they move marked the spot. Have to get a look to a different read on things like that's I I kind of accumulate them myself and and I. You know -- sort of the database that. I can. -- keep going back to him and that's about it today at a army had a -- this pattern tablets and it wanted to know where the past twelve I. It doesn't -- it's been that good but it you know you can't really. Say that unless you know and now we know army you know you go back to 2010. They were getting pressures on basically one of every -- drop. Now it's one of our -- war and that's not good enough and I think that's a huge reason I'm wired. The -- defense has. -- got worse. Every year. Greg and we talked about this Monday I guess my eyes didn't deceive me they did not. Send an extra rusher they did not blitz Sanchez you've got to 8% of the snaps they blitzed Sanchez. Tell me why not I don't understand why he wouldn't pressure Sanchez he seem like he was begging to be blitzed back there and they just didn't do. Well I think it's it is those -- -- checks come in Washington the -- say that but you observer improve on and off. You can pretty much bank armed that the number one and tournament Q1. Completely failed at the other thing is. -- play the percentages. They want to. Take away which are good that. They want to make quarterbacks especially ones that are accurate or not they want them. I have to roll passes that are the lowest percentage possible so well you know when you're when you're going up against a guy like Skechers. Who it Belcher who got -- and you know you could say this about -- on the party on the court action this week saying that over the course of the game is it. It as long as -- he doesn't turn the ball over and the opponent have to drive. Eight yards and I'm keeping it over the course of the game. -- The other team is gonna make enough mistakes that it will enable here's. Team with Tom Brady at quarterback to win the game and that you don't work. 75% of the time it works out that way and so I think you know you look at it and say well look what's changed all. Why would you you can watch -- you take an action guy -- covered while would you give him Morse based approach to. Were futures dropped -- in the coverage at some point in time he's gonna make you make mistake and he did that double park on Sunday and -- the -- Well if if Stephen Hill makes that catch that probably don't win this game it seemed to me. He's not a good decision maker Sanchez he's not quick on his feet. Put a little extra pressure on him and he would give it up panel like he did at the end you know he would fumble he would -- -- and and you wouldn't have to go to overtime. New I mean you know and he can make that argument and it's very much a I think it's it's boomer botched Condo bought the -- For a long time on the backs weren't accurate. Where they ought to passing offenses were kind of he elementary. I I think that you know when Belichick was coming up an eighty's -- ninety's I think that that works very well. Actually had really good players up I think it will request but is especially in today's game we see that look it's the same block that they Deborah Russell Wilson Seattle. I mean aren't you people Belichick you know you'd get. You know he'd be concluding X amount passes. Within like 1015 yards but you don't eat apt to attempt. And down -- rose. They'll chuckle say yeah all they -- every every day and it didn't work well at almost. But when Wilson and and Fitzpatrick before -- and Sanchez after him who by the way I've been through for 84 yards against Indianapolis -- 320 indicate who would you stop -- -- -- -- -- -- -- outside help to get out and at and 300 -- 28 against the patriots at some point if -- Bill Belichick don't have to reexamine that core philosophy Greg. I think so I think in today's game because the quarterbacks or are so much better coming out of the culture and I think that. That has no problem but you know for the patriots it's only it's really only happening. In the biggest gains and I I think. I think part of it is philosophy. Has hurt the -- -- in the beginning I reacting to work so that means it's content -- the course of the sixteen people and -- -- rounds of the playoffs I mean it works wonders. Especially NN. I'd -- you know he knows he -- a number eighty. And he knows yet that -- so that's part of the reason I mean culture -- yelled put pressure had built there's the but when you're worried about those stats but again it just worry about getting a W at the end of the day and while the defense is not good. Against the -- They it was going up the and that's really all bill belt air to. Give it wasn't up to win against Seattle and and let me ask you this if -- -- assessment is true the Bill Belichick is reluctant to -- mediocre or less than me less than mediocre quarterbacks because he thinks at some point they will self destruct. Should we then. Opposite side of that coin assumed that against some good quarterbacks I don't want to put Andrew Luck into that category yet or not match job down the road he'll blitz them more than I did these guys we just mentioned. Well it just depends on him mom. Trying to all sort Trent -- But I apps for the this year. Peyton Manning you lists. Stir -- put 70% of the time. The only got a bit more -- Russell Wilson and I think that I had to do the -- circumstances are pretty Yeltsin and men -- pigment 70% of the cot. Now have a lot early in the game in the make called -- off rent their -- while. -- but yeah I think. You know the better quarterbacks to -- debate going. That you know look at -- -- about it it's -- you know a lot of content just about. Let's break I got it in quickly on the ball off because we don't wanna sit back there and threw the ball downfield so I think that's the case where a guy like Manning is that. You know they want speed in my office. As quickly as possible so that he's not sit back there. You gave the secondary two stars out of five and and pointed out all the mistakes that made in the penalties on Ras I Dowling in the times Eric and was being. Was is there anything promising back -- Greg is there anything you'd like from this defensive backfield. I I couldn't find much all of them orders play safety. -- you know I mean it was pretty much and and we saw last year work. It's not like he's being old regrets any credible -- lack of defense but. You know I thought he did pretty good job I did like some of the stuff in and covered that they were doing. Which it's you do something they're gonna have to -- and figure out whether good -- -- out because. The last year they tried to play what we saw the other game they've played to -- cover two man under the so this is say this is now the the kind of orders. In the NFL in the patriot stronger -- start last year except the problems there were terrible man covers the bailout and go to the home. Into the point where at the embassies and they were able to a little bit more man. It may play man can be successful or even would have changed the big plate got march. I'm not so sure and then back into the map that. They're gonna talk a lot. Greg something I've heard and read the last couple weeks seems to be involved say Alfonso Denard has a lot of potential there are some upside to this kid do you agree with that. Yes absolutely I thought he played. Very well the previous week a bomb. You know I think there are concerns and you concede on the field you know the more that he's playing at its chips. I think there's there's the concern about him as is. You know will give them. As he dared not with the mental side of the game as a rookie. Be mature enough to deal with these things -- I -- first physical talent I don't think there's any question. That the QB you'd be a player got a little extra work but you know he's got a good vertically UPS's. You know ball -- that the patriots simply don't have. So I think yeah he does have a lot until but I think there's. He's got a long way to go when he can get a -- at him bought cute pretty was exposed a lot against the jets. In a variety of different areas -- Was everyone's question where's rats I Dowling answered on Sunday and the answer is KP can't play. -- -- Yeah I mean it's just. It is. You know -- -- It's it's going to be increasingly frustrating come to the coaching staff that he just can't stay healthy and I think this is one of those when her. You know I. Hit a -- you know we got in injury prone or -- got a comment button and the dog house and don't think is gonna help at all. -- a bomb at -- Jeff Fisher I look at this paid his team and I say. I am by nine I'm not gonna go my horse Stephen Jackson I'm gonna give a break here among the beacon blitz pickup or that you have to do that you know pick -- the blitz. Think the week off I'm thrown deep Sam Bradford -- at the go -- what was the flaw that. Greg or do you expect to see that. Because I think I think -- Jackson and is back -- means skipping electric out of two back system. Right now -- drink -- -- center and I thought that the jets. I'd under the -- as the game went on -- all increasingly well against the patriots. You know the craters bigger job at a bunch of -- runs for one yarder last. It did and I were there. They're really nice job. You know you're there lot numbers on the spot but they're really. Out of balancing being element of the patriots I thought they had the patriots and -- fuels. Current portion right into essentially an all all principal and I think it would be -- state. For the rams just to say you know we're not gonna run the ball to Stephen Jackson. -- darn good news console but the rookie behind him. Is really explosive and good change of pace back and they've they've increasingly not a very good job. The C. They Gregg -- shepherded this morning ask you about you know Gregory Chung played together or not that is going to be kind of a magic -- waved and that's going to be the deal and all -- defensive backfield problems. -- assuming a position many times this year but. I do think they will be better. With Gregory and -- if hopefully they play on Sunday in London. And I'd I would -- debt. Good the X-Factor for me before Gregory went out this injury I'm in buffalo. How much of his play in that team and a little bit before that had to do with him being beat up because. He wasn't accurate for a guy hurt in -- troop and equipment because the vendor we don't know. Chong. You know I just know what it just looks steps. Me this year normal injury related to pull out these features that we hear about this season guys were playing or it -- make. Had a torn ACL -- hearing about it we all wonder you know retarded last year. You know he's not playing this thing and some people brought up boy got paid big money and that's why you not playing well I I never so that I just I -- curious and now we now or -- you know I ever called Chong -- Gregory. Yeah burger -- but I think they're average or batsmen in. Think average at best does help. You know. I think I think they're gonna need to reevaluate its position on this season and and -- some fundamental changes. One of those positions that they double C. Brett you know achievement and. Leaders are Greg the world -- -- knows the globe -- you -- London first class or private aviation this morning. Coach all the way beyond what actor middle seat -- Normalcy you have. All right say they fly talked this week enjoy London enjoy the game we'll talk to next Wednesday Greg. -- don't get back Greg Bedard AT&T ally AT&T -- LTE was speeds up to ten times faster than three GAT and T -- you know possible and number of people. That the soft on this but will we give back we'll tell you. But the really funny story Bobby Valentine told when he got hired and set down with Terry Francona yes we'll tell you what Bobby said Terry left him. In the top drawer of the desk and will middle -- chimes in on Twitter that straight ahead.


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The night of the van bomb scare I was right in the middle of Times Square at the Marriott Marquis attending Straight for Equally Awards
Gala with award entertainment winner, Liza Minelli.
I met the charming couple Sam and Julia whose son is gay. Sam is the National President of PFLAG. They were recently honored by Equality California for their work. Caroline Rhea was the Gala Emcee and Reichen Lehmkul was the auctioneer. He was the winner of Amazing Race and is starring in "My Big Gay Italian Wedding" which opened May 5 at the St. Luke's Theatre on West 46 Street off 8 Avenue. He is so cute and intriguing. I wish him lots of luck. It was a wonderful evening from the red carpet reception to the performances of stage. We saw the chorus boys perform, attended an auction and finally Liza received her award. And,the show went on in spite of the bomb scare.
However, we did have to leave by way of Eighth Avenue. All of Seventh Avenue was blocked off. The streets were filled with masses of people, but all was well and no one was hurt. The police did a magnificent job in evacuating the people. There was no hysteria, the crowds were calm and well conducted and followed instructions. I am amazed that they caught the terrorist so quickly. All those involved deserve big Thank You and an award from us. And thank God. My next event was the Chistopher Awards wherein I met Ernie Anastas who was one of the presenters at the 61st annual award ceremony.
The Christophers believe, according to founder Father James Keller, a Maryknoll priest, that every individual has the power and responsibility to change the world for the better. Their belief that "It is better to light one candle than to curse the darkness," continues to guide the Christopher's publishing through books for adults which include: Stones Into Schools; Strength In What Remains ; Wrestling With Moses; and Lincoln, a biography. It was another beautiful evening.
HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY AT KENNEDY'S! It was a little cooler and cloudier on Mother's Day, but the sun was shiny through the windows in the dining area and at the bar on the crowds who choose Kennedy's restaurant as I did to enjoy Mother's Day dinner. My son, Jimmy Matuozzi (so tall and handsome) shared Mother's Day with me. You must try their Chilean sea bass. Best I have ever had. It was delicious! Jim had the prime ribs and they did a great job on that too. It was a delightful time. I met people I haven't seen in years and those who were brand new to me: Rickey Keim, a close friend of my older son, Kevin, who lives in San Diego, was there with his wife, Elaine, brothers, Frank and Bobby and his mother Lillian Keim; Joan O'Hara with daughter, Maureen and husband, John and Mary Kay Grover. At the bar, Steven, my favorite bartender, was there and I met Carolyne Walker whose daughter Kathleen made her first Holy Communion at St. Francis in Rockaway Park with grandmother, Margaret Walker, cousin, Dona Clark and Godmother, Cathy Macklow. Hope your Mother's Day was as happy as mine. Travel: Santo Domingo is the least expensive Caribbean Island to vacation with beautiful beaches and hotels. A favorite spot on the East Coast is the Punta Cana Resort at Tortuga. It is one of the leading small hotels of the world. In the Southeastern area, Casa de Campo with three 18 hole golf courses, sports and Beach Club by Le Cirque. Closer by, the best resort in Connecticut is the Norwich Inn, a Warwick Hotel with the best destination Spa in New England; Historic Hotels of the world is the Sherry Netherlands right here in NYC.


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I''m re-bedding all deck hardware this winter, including the anchor locker hinges on my 1982 O''day 25. The old hinges are bronze with chrome plating. They are stressed and should be replaced. I have searched every conceivable boat hardware manufacturer, but can not come up with replacements with exact dimensions / hole positions, etc. Does anyone know who the oem was that O''day used for supplying these hinges?
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In the early 1980''s, I think that Oday used a lot of ''Tops-in-quality'' hardware.''Tops-in-quality'' is a Canadian company. You might try them. They also used Merriman which was in its death throws at that point. You should be able to find a set of hinges of the same physical dimension and then either fill the bolt holes in the boat with thickened epoxy and drill new holes or if the bolt locations are extremely different, (i.e. no overlap between the old and the new hole) then drill new holes in the hinge.
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First, check D&R in Assonet, MA. They have lots of old parts for Pearsons and O''Days among others, including hinges and such. Their phone number is 508-644-3001.
Tops in Quality is probably a long shot for hinges, but if D&R can''t help, give them a try. They are in Marysville, Michigan Phone is 810-364-7150, or www.topsinquality.com.
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Author Jessica Handler to discuss memoir writing and new book, 'Braving the Fire'
Atlanta, GA
179 Ponce de Leon Ave.
SCAD's Ivy Hall Writers Series presents Jessica Handler, who will discuss her book "Braving the Fire," which provides a roadmap for the journey of writing honestly about grief and loss. The book takes the perspective of exploring the challenges and rewards for the writer who has chosen, with courage and candor, to be the memory keeper.
Handler is also the author of the memoir "Invisible Sisters."
The event is free and open to the public.
A book sale and signing will follow.


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A 77-year-old man pinned under his vehicle Tuesday morning later died at Fishermen's Hospital, according to the Monroe County Sheriff's Office.
Manuel Perez, of Coco Plum Road, Ave. H., was killed when his truck slipped while it was raised on a forklift and fell on top of him, reports say.
Family members used the forklift to lift the truck and began performing CPR before paramedics arrived and took him to the hospital where he was pronounced dead, reports say.


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Honeywell Expands Gas, Flame Detection Portfolio With Acquisition
To expand its gas and flame detection, and monitoring solutions, Honeywell has acquired Fire Sentry Corp., a fire detection and control products provider. Terms of the deal were not released.
January 27, 2012
MINNEAPOLIS — To expand its gas and flame detection, and monitoring solutions, Honeywell has acquired Fire Sentry Corp., a fire detection and control products provider. Terms of the deal were not released.
"This acquisition will further strengthen Honeywell's leadership position in the gas detection space," Honeywell Life Safety President and CEO Mark Levy says. "It will enhance our competitive gas and flame offering and bolster our cross-selling opportunities across the globe."
Yorba Linda, Calif.-based Fire Sentry offers fast-responding electro-optical flame detectors, portable test lamps and dedicated control panels, according to a press release. Designed to ensure rapid, accurate and reliable detection of hydrocarbon and non-hydrocarbon fires within a single device, clients in industrial markets, such as petrochemical, use the products.
"Fire Sentry has a 30-year history of proven fire and flame detection innovation and more than 100,000 units installed worldwide in a wide array of industrial settings," Levy says. "This is a great fit for our Life Safety business. It deeply complements our technology advances in gas detection."
The recent deal builds on Honeywell's acquisitions of System Sensor in 1984 and Zellweger Analytics in 2005. Fire Sentry will integrate into Honeywell Life Safety and will extend significant synergies in distribution channels, vertical end-markets and global end-users, according to Honeywell.
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BUTTE, Mont. - If you drove around Emerson Elementary School in Butte on Thursday, you may have gotten a little turned around. That's because two of the roads around the school were turned into one-way streets.
"We're just doing it trying to keep your kids safe," said Council Commissioner and school bus driver Bud Walker.
"It gets pretty hectic around here at 2 and 3 o'clock and 8:30 in the morning," Walker explained. "We're trying to get traffic flowing one way so these kids only have to see one direction, and have half as many cars coming at them."
Outside of Emerson Elementary School, Phillips Avenue is a one-way street, and the corner of Marcia and Phillips is now a three-way stop. Advocates of this change said this will make kids safer, and dropping your children off at school, a little less chaotic.
Principal Evonne Holman said, "we have had a problem with pick up and drop off. We've had a couple accidents that have involved the children."
We asked Holman what "accidents" she was talking about.
"We had two students that were hit by buses and they were knocked down," Holman said, "and they weren't scraped or anything but the trauma for the children and the person who hit them and to us, it is too much."
Holman, concerned parents, Butte-Silver Bow, and a program called Safe Routes to Schools teamed up to make this project happen.
They've been working on it for more than six months.
Safe Routes to Schools Coordinator Gina Evans said, "I was hit and run by a truck by Hillcrest School. I thought, 'this is wrong.' I was born here. You should be able to get from neighborhood to neighborhood without being worried about being hit."
After she was hit, Evans knew something had to be done, so she started raising money to make the streets safer around schools.
Christal Smith is a parent who helped Gina with the project.
"I understand what the parents go through dropping their children off," she said. "It's chaos because everyone is dropping them off at the same time."
The group said although the changes might seem inconvenient and will take time to get used to, the new flow of traffic is for the best.
The new changes went into effect yesterday afternoon. Phillips Avenue is now a one-way going north between Marcia and Cobban Streets, and Garrison Avenue is a one-way going south.


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The Daily Post has printed the timetable for this year's Te Matatini 2013 to be held at the Rotorua International Stadium. Gates open at 7am with the first performance scheduled to begin at 8.45 daily.
Day One (Thursday):
Pool One - Te Ihu
8.45 to 9.15am Te Kotahitanga
9.22 to 9.52am Ngaa Pou O Roto
9.59 to 10.29am Te Raranga Whanui
10.36 to 11.06am Te Whanau a Apanui
11.21 to 11.51am Te Toka Tu Manawa
11.58 to 12.28pm Te Rerenga Kotuku
12.35 to 1.05pm Opotiki Mai Tawhiti
1.50 to 2.20pm Nga Purapura o Te Taihauauru
2.27 to 2.57pm Kataore
3.04 to 3.34pm Waihirere
3.41 to 4.11pm Te Manu Huia
4.26 to 4.56pm Nga Manu Waiata
5.03 to 5.33pm Nga Tumanako
5.40 to 6.10pm Te Ropu Haka o Nga Manu a Tane
Day Two (Friday):
Pool Two - Te Haumi
8.45 to 9.15am Muriwhenua
9.22 to 9.52am Te Matapihi
9.59 to 10.29am Te Iti Kahurangi
10.36 to 11.06am Ngati Ranginui
11.21 to 11.51am Te Tu Mataora
11.58 to 12.28pm Manaia
12.35 to 1.05pm Nga Uri o Tamarau
1.50 to 2.20pm Nga Taonga Mai Tawhiti
2.27 to 2.57pm Hoianga
3.04 to 3.34pm Whangara Mai Tawhiti
3.41 to 4.11pm Te Reanga Morehu o Ratana
4.26 to 4.56pm Te Whaka Huia
5.03 to 5.33pm Tauiramaitawhiti
5.40 to 6.10pm Te Hokowhitu a Tu
Day Three (Saturday):
Pool Three - Te Kei
8.45 to 9.15am Te Pou O Mangataawhiri
9.22 to 9.52am Tuhourangi/Ngati Wahiao
9.59 to 10.29am Te Mataarae i Orehu
10.36 to 11.06am Te Kapahaka o Ruatoki
11.21 to 11.51am Turanga Ake
11.58 to 12.28pm Te Whatukura
12.35 to 1.05pm Ruatahuna Kakahu Mauku
1.50 to 2.20pm Te Ahikomau a Hamo te Rangi
2.27 to 2.57pm Nga Potiki a Hinehopu
3.04 to 3.34pm Nga Uri o Te Whanoa
3.41 to 4.11pm Hatea
4.26 to 4.56pm Tu Te Maungaroa
5.03 to 5.33pm Tu Te Manawa Maurea
Day Four (Sunday):
Finals day - Te Whakarae
8.45 to 9.15am Group one
9.22 to 9.52am Group two
9.59 to 10.29am Group three
10.44 to 11.14am Group five
11.21 to 11.51am Group four
11.58 to 12.28pm Group six
1.08 to 1.38pm Group seven
1.45 to 2.15pm Group eight
2.22 to 2.55pm Group nine
3.15 to 4.30 prize giving.


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Television superstar and host of the Tonight Show Jay Leno is well-known to be a car enthusiast. In fact he is an ardent fan of electric cars in general. Reuters had a chance to talk with him about his upcoming free concert in Detroit on April 7th, called the Comedy Stimulus Package. The reporter asked Jay about the Volt and shared this material with us here. It is not published anywhere else.
Q: (Reuters) Are you in line to get a Chevy Volt?
A: (Jay Leno) I'm going to go by and drive it and test it. Right now, I've got the Equinox, the hydrogen car. It's not mine but I've had it for about a year and I put about six or seven thousand miles on it. I'm kind of a geek and if there's any problem I write it down in the notebook.
Q: How has the Equinox been?
A: It's been incredible. The only downside is that it's about a 20 minute wait for a fill-up, so bring a book. But that's only because the infrastructure is not here yet so it takes a little longer to fill.
Q: Do you think you'll be one of the first to test drive a Volt in real-world conditions?
A: I would love to be. I would love to try it. I think it will be great. I think you'll find that the Volt will be a superior package to the Prius.
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