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Come on a tour of Heartlake City! Meet the girls as they hang out at all the hotspots such as the treehouse, beauty parlor, the idyllic Whispering Woods, and their favorite café. There are always lots of cool things to do in the city. But most of all, the girls just like hanging out with each other!
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kencmcintyre on August 1, 2009 at 5:31 pm
This was last known as Cinemark Richland Mall Cinemas 3. It looks to be closed at present.
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I can still remember the movies I saw here in the 70s – Jaws, The Towering Inferno, Young Frankenstein, Grease… It's been closed and abandoned for years. The last time it was in the news, they were reporting on how the building was overrun by a huge population of rats.
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Wall Dive from a Quite Bali Tourist Beachside Town
Trip Start Feb 19, 2010
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Once again had a day of sitting in a bus with regular toilet stops and one lunch break. Ended up at the ferry terminal just before dark where I ran into the french girls who were also going towards Lovina but had been dumped onto a different bus during the day. Once we had made it to Bali the people heading to Lovina basically just got dumped at a local bus stop where we had the choice of either a 1-2hr wait or to pay for the empty four seats. Decided to pay an extra couple of bucks each for the extra seats since it was late and we just wanted to get going.
The french girls got off at a town a closer to the dive spot but the book had no cheap accomodation for this spot and it was to late to go wandering around looking for some. When I got off found that the girls had left their walking sticks and picked them up on the off chance I might run into them while still on Bali
Made it into Lovina where I had planned to wander down the road to find a place. Here was approached by a guy and decided to look at the room which was nearby in the town centre. Room was nice enough and since I didnt really care about taking it or not I managed to get the price from 100,000 to 80,000 per night. When walking around the town later it seemed quite empty. A place that wants to be a party zone but wasnt.
Wandered into town to look for a dive tomorrow but found it was to late to organise something,. Would just have to hope I got up early enough and some some luck the following morning. From the signs I would definitely have more luck with another person since the minimum number for any site is to people and there is only one of me. Basically limit options depending on other groups going. Also the fact that you have to drive to the sites probably limits my chances since most people with more time and money probably just go to the nearest town to find a dive shop.
Town had a couple of main strips with bars, clubs, restaurants and hotels. All seemed pretty much empty and had people trying to get you to go in all the time
Day 1 – Diving Pulau Menjangan
Sun was basically shining through my window at 5:30am so was up earlier than I would have liked given the lack of sleep the last couple of nights. At around 7:30am I headed out to the dive shop to see if I could join a morning dive. Had been expecting a group to leave around 8:30am-9am if one was going. Found that a group was just about to go when I arrived and had about 5 minutes to get myself sorted. Found it interesting how they didnt check my divers license at all.
Dumped my bag, grab a drink and snack for breakfast and then got picked up by the car as I walked out of the mini-mart. Drove for just over an hour with some nice Balinese countryside passing by as I looked out the window. Once at the boat harbour had a few minutes to kill before we jumped on the boat that took us out to the island
Lots of boats around where we anchored. Seems that a number of these had brought people out here to snorkel and swim rather than dive. The divemaster I was with had a group of 5 people and the dive was along a wall. Had a nice enough dive but ended up with 80 bar still when the dive finished due to other people sucking air.
The actual dive was along a wall that had lots of coral and colour. Found heaps of table corals and a few fans as well as lots of sponges. Was a fairly steep wall that ran past 30m. Spent my time going up and down the wall and swimming on my back. During my last big wall dive I had done a drift dive just floating past it. After that dive someone had suggested swimming next to it on my back and looking up. Decided this was a good time to try.
Found it interesting to see the wall extending up above me with all the corals hanging out. Also found this to be a good wall for doing it since the wall top was at 1-2m deep so there was a lot of wall to look up at. Did the on my back swimming while heading out from the start since I was swimming into the current. Found that we ended up turning around (boat didnt come to pick us up) and on the way back once again just crossed my legs and drifted along with the current while watching the wall pass by
In the end didnt go much deeper than 25m since had been asked not to but given the amount of air I had been left with I should have gone deeper so that I would have used more of it up by having a deeper dive. Also didnt see to many fish. Note that I think it was the particular site rather than island. Talked to the french couple from Bromo later in the trip and they said they had seen heaps of marine life. Unlike me.
After the first dive had lunch and 1hr wait time before the next dive which was just a couple of hundred meters further up along the shore. Since I had 30min to kill after lunch decided to follow the trail leading from the beach. Here found some nice views of Bali and the surrounding ocean. Also found a couple of deer that inhabit the island along the way.
Seems that some Hindu thing was also happening on the island since the two temples I passed were full of people listening to sermons and when I got back to the beach a boatload of balinese arrived. At the big temple I passed I went in but quickly left after being reminded I needed to wear a sourong when entering the temple grounds.
Made my way back to the beach within the 30min I had and then did the second dive
Headed back to Lovina and I headed back to my room. Was in the mood to blog so did that for a while since I need to clear some backlog. After that headed out for dinner and then to a bar for a beer and to use its Wifi. Basically needed to get online to see how my uni queries were progressing and to upload the blogs I had done.
Had also looked at doing the wreck dive at Amed but needed a minimum of 2 people and there had been no people wanting to do it the following day. Could have headed back out to the island to another site but decided against it which I probably shouldnt have. Am slowly starting to run out of money and since I want to go at least til christmas I cant do what I was doing before and just spend money. Unfortunately now I need to start thinking more about trading things off.
Day 2 – Around Town
Was in the mood to write so spent the morning blogging before heading out for something to eat
From here kept wandering down the main street and stopped off at a tour agent to book a shuttle. Needed two people minimum for Gili Air from Lovina so decided to go to Ubud first then onto the Gili's since there was no minimum requirement from Ubud. Had the bus scheduled to arrive at 9am at my hotel. As you'll see in the next entry it was a good thing that I had given my hotel and room number otherwise I would have missed the bus completely.
As I wandered further and further down the street I found that the town got less and less touristy and things got cheaper. Rather than say 12,000R/hr for internet it was 5,000R/hr. Also found that I got less calls for taking a ride on a bike. Seems that the street near my hotel running to the beach is the main tourist strip and that the place has more capacity to fill than the number of tourists to fill it. Found prices along the strip twice as much as normal. Take beer for example. 25,000R is the normal going rate for a large one. Here it was 50,000R and that was during happy hour.
Along my walk along the road saw lots of hindu temple shrines everywhere in peoples yards. Am guessing that there presence is a show of religiousnous and probably also there for good fortune. Many bridges also seem to have hindu statues and the entrances to town or roads have Pillars to either side of the road.
Once I reached an archway over the road decided I had walked far enough and headed back. Along the way passed a couple of side streets and took one of these down to the beach. Found the sand here to be volcanic black with lots of boats littering the shore. Am guessing that these are for taking tourists out on the water since I got a few calls of mister want to go out on the water.
Found that away from the road and the tourist center the place looked more like a village with boats for fishing and fields full of rice. Of course you had to ignore the odd tourist hotel located in between. While walking along saw lots of people going about daily activities like fixing boats, laundary, farming and weaving.
Once I started to get close to the tourist strip decided to sit down in the shade by the calm of the sea
Wandered back to the main strip along the beach past a number of restaurants and ended up in a cafe which had wifi and where I bought dinner at not to expensive a price. Played around on the laptop here for a while and published the few blog entries I had completed. Also sent a query about changing uni degrees in order to graduate next year.
After the cafe didnt really have any plans and headed back to my room where I sat out for a while before calling it a night.


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Get ready to dig your own potatoes, milk a cow, pick a pumpkin, and taste some fresh cheese on CUESA's October farm tour to two Petaluma farms.
First we'll visit David Little at Little Organic Farm, where we'll get a personal tour during the height of the harvest season and learn all about his main crop: dry-farmed potatoes. We'll find out how dry farming fosters superior flavor and is invaluable in the face of drought.
Next we'll head over to Spring Hill Cheese, a farm that started with potatoes in the early days of the Ferry Plaza Farmers Market and grew into a full-time dairy. The farm now raises 400 Jersey cows for its farmstead cheeses, including fresh curds, quark, and aged cheddars. In addition to a private tour of the dairy with owner Larry Peter, we'll enjoy some public activities the farm offers in October: homemade ice cream and cheese tastings, a tractor ride, and the chance to dig for potatoes, pick pumpkins, and milk a cow.
The tour costs $25 and includes a pasta lunch provided by our hosts at Spring Hill, with sides made from Ferry Plaza Farmers Market ingredients. We'll leave from and return to the Ferry Building in a comfortable bus. Please bring cash for harvest activities such as pumpkin picking and potato digging at Spring Hill Cheese. Tickets are nonrefundable.
Farm Tours are typically geared towards adults, but due to the nature of our second stop, young people who are interested in attending with their parents and who are likely to enjoy the tour without causing disruption are welcome. Please use your discretion and call if you have questions.
Where to meet: In front of the Ferry Building, south end, near Market Bar. Be there by 8:15; we leave at 8:30 am sharp. Please be prompt! We cannot wait for stragglers.
What to bring: water bottle, sun protection (sunscreen, hat, long sleeves), layered clothing, and close-toed shoes. Also consider bringing snacks, a camera, a book or other entertainment for the bus.
Notes: The weather is likely to be dry and hot, but it could be cool. The bus is air-conditioned. The tour will involve a fair amount of walking on uneven and muddy ground, so be prepared with sturdy shoes that can get dirty. We will do our best to return by 6:00 pm, but traffic conditions can be unpredictable and we can't guarantee punctual arrival.
This tour is organized by CUESA, the Center for Urban Education about Sustainable Agriculture, as part of our mission to cultivate a sustainable food system. CUESA organizes five or six tours each year to Ferry Plaza Farmers Market farms and artisan food businesses in order to give eaters a first-hand look at where their food comes from and how it is produced. For more information or to sign up for our weekly email newsletter, visit www.cuesa.org.
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While mindful of Shane Warne's record-breaking quest, Australian captain Ricky Ponting remains more interested in a more team-oriented milestone ahead of the third Test against Sri Lanka, beginning today at Colombo's Sinhalese Sports Club.
Ponting's squad has the chance to become the first touring side to sweep a three-Test series in Sri Lanka. Warne's pursuit of Courtney Walsh's Test wickets record (519) will sway his captaincy to a degree, but Ponting was prompt to outline the Australian team's priority.
"We won't be playing around with individual performances too much if there's a game in the balance," Ponting said. "I could probably help him out with a few more overs if he wants it. I'm sure he's pretty keen to bowl and get as close to the record as he can.
"If he keeps going the way he has done then I'm sure he's going to get close to it anyway. He's bowled beautifully so far . . . and he'll get every chance in this game to keep taking wickets. He's going to bowl plenty of overs."
Only three Australian cricket captains have started their tenure with three consecutive wins - Warwick Armstrong, Lindsay Hassett and Bill Lawry.
Warne has claimed four consecutive five-wicket hauls in the past two Tests while propelling Australia to a 2-0 series victory. Should he repeat the feat in the first innings this week, the Australian leg spinner would become the first bowler to claim five consecutive five-wicket hauls in a series.
According to ground staff, Warne will benefit from a bouncy, spin-friendly wicket.
"No English, just Sinhalese," said one groundsman this week, battling the language barrier when asked the state of the pitch. "But spin, spin."
The wicket will prove a decisive factor when Australia names its XI this morning, with the likes of Stuart MacGill and Andrew Symonds among those under pressure to retain their positions in the side. If selectors opt to play three pacemen, Brad Williams will likely receive a call-up in place of MacGill, who went wicketless in the second Test.
That change may also prompt a recall for the desperately unlucky Simon Katich, yet to play a five-day match on tour despite boasting a Test batting average of more than 60 and a century in his last Test against India. Katich would presumably enter the side at the expense of Symonds, the Queensland all-rounder having scored 0, 24, 6 and 23 in Galle and Kandy.
Sri Lanka is expected to make one change to its team, with batsman Thilan Samaraweera returning from injury. In 14 Tests, the dashing right-hander averages 67, and he averages 78.7 for Tests played in Sri Lanka.
While the prospect of avoiding a historic whitewash will motivate the Sri Lankans, Ponting's squad remains eager to overcome its dead-rubber jinx while continuing its "dominance" of off spinner Muttiah Muralitharan.
Like Warne, the Sri Lankan off spinner has captured 20 wickets in the past two Tests. Unlike Warne, Muralitharan has yet to inspire his side to victory in this Test series.
Meanwhile, Sri Lanka captain Hashan Tillakaratne has virtually resigned the post as he prepares to lead his team into the match.
Tillakaratne, who has won only one of 10 Tests in charge since taking over from the hugely successful Sanath Jayasuriya, indicated he'd had enough of the job. "It does not bother me whether I remain as captain for the next series," Tillakaratne said.
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1. Recap the Bucs offseason for us. How would you grade their draft? their free agency?
The Bucs' offseason has been very controversial among the fans, however I think they have done a superb job. The Bucs have re-signed every free agent they wanted to keep, while not over-spending on some over-rated talent. The Bucs are building from a core built around Josh Freeman, and will not break from this mold. The Bucs have no reason to break from this plan based on the success they saw in 2010.
2. Josh Freeman was one of the top QB's in the 2010 season. How far will his progression go in 2011? Does he have the game to lift the Bucs to a NFC South title?
With Josh Freeman, the sky is the limit. When he came out of Kansas State, his big knock was that he didn't have the head to harness his tools, and he is proving critics wrong. Not only has he shown drastic improvement, but he has also shown a desire to improve even further and take his team even further. If I am a coach of the Saints, Falcons, or Panthers, I would fear Josh Freeman for the next 10 years.
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Date of Stay: June, 2014
We had a fantastic experience here! I think we had the best sites in the campground. We had large pull-through level sites with an amazing view of the lake. However, read the site descriptions on the web site carefully. The majority of the sites are a level pad with a drop to the picnic/fire area. Everyone was friendly. Security and garbage pickup made their rounds several times per day (and provided free garbage bags). 9 stars rather than 10 because I think a campground that offers "premium" sites would have sewer hook-up. My fault for not reading the fine print. The honey wagon did come around daily (sign up for this service at the trading post in the morning) but it was an additional $8 and after they left I checked the gauges and our tank still registered at 3/4 full. Overall, we had had a great time and will be back again next year.
Date of Stay: June, 2013
This is the campground that I will now compare all other campgrounds to. We loved it! We booked a premium site and it was just that. Large, private, shady, and perfectly level, fully concreted sites. Each had a grill, hose, recycling collection unit and trash barrel. The loop system is wonderful, it kept all the traffic on the main roads and away from the sites. The only "busy" area of the campground was the bus stop. We stayed in the 1300 loop and I would highly recommend it. There was a "private to our loop" facility building with bathrooms, laundry and ice machine. Transportation is available to anywhere within Disney that you may want to go (either by bus or ferry). We did have a snafu one morning trying to get to an early breakfast with 2 scooters in tow (we made it, but late). We explained our situation to the campground concierge and we were provided with a private bus for our next breakfast reservation. We were so busy at the parks that we missed the campground activities but we did get to visit the pool and snack bar. Both were wonderful. Amazing service that you would expect from Disney! Yes, it was pricey, but you get what you pay for!! Can't wait to come back again.
Date of Stay: June, 2013
I will start by saying that this was a very convenient location for those traveling on I-95. Easy on/off and big rig access with large, level pull-through sites. Unfortunately,that was about the only plus we had during our experience. When we arrived the electric was out due to a storm the previous night. Obviously, this was no fault of the campground but we were not offered any sort of discount even though we payed for full hook-up. We had to pay cash since the credit card machines were down (luckily we had some left after our trip)! Since there was no electric, the pool and laundry facilities were also closed. The office closed at 6 PM. We booked two sites together three months in advance and verified those sites one week before arrival. However, when we arrived we weren't even in the same row. Wi-Fi was supposed to be available but that also wouldn't connect. The unoccupied camper next to us had a broken sewer line from the storm and the office dumped a ton of bleach all over their line to counteract the smell. No air conditioner in June means open windows so that's what we smelled. Lots of rules, including no fires so make sure you have a fully enclosed grill along. I personally think a lot of the problems were due to the storm the night before, but I would not choose to stay here again. If you are only staying overnight to take a break from the road (like we were) it may be worth taking the chance because of the convenient location.
Date of Stay: June, 2013
We stopped here to take a break while driving I-95. Very easy and convenient location. Sites were just long enough to leave a 40' 5th wheel hooked to our truck. Nice dock and beautiful view of the lake within walking distance of our site. Nice, quiet campground that we would definitely stay at again if we find ourselves heading south. the only reason I gave 9 stars instead of 10 is that there was heavy rain when we arrived and the site immediately flooded (about 6" water). However, as soon as the rain stopped the water receded into the sandy soil and all was well again.
Date of Stay: October, 2011
Nice quiet, family run campground. Large sites and a huge playground. Friendly staff that greeted me by name before we even registered! Easy hiking trail that leads directly canyon. Would stay here again.
Date of Stay: September, 2011
I can't say enough how much we love this campground! Large, shaded, quiet sites. Free private boat dock. Large parking lot for the boat trailer. Friendly staff and a nice lodge with a sitting area, laundry, etc. Playground could use a little sprucing up but with the lake who needs a playground? This is our go to spot for our annual vacation. I have recommended to everyone and will have a larger group to camp with us next year.
Date of Stay: October, 2010
LOVED this campground. Tons of stuff for the kids to do both in the camp and in the area. We did just about every activity available: mini golf, mining, pool, slides, jump pillows, playground, paddle boats. The kids had a blast! Busy campground, but we had plenty of room. Will definitely be staying at more Yogi Bear campgrounds!
Date of Stay: October, 2010
Everyone very friendly and welcoming. Activities for the kids available. Nice playground. Spot was a little tight for our camper but we squeezed in! The roads could have been marked better. The arrow was rubbed off the sign and we had to back the whole way down the road because there was no turn-around. Picnic table was also broken. Otherwise, no complaints and we would camp there again.
Date of Stay: July, 2010
Great park for kids. Lots of activities. Nice shaded sites, hard to get into, but roomy. Water park was a blast for all ages. For the price they could have included admission to the Western Park, too. Well stocked camp store and the best ice cream! Convenient shuttle to Ocean City runs every hour or so. A LOT of traffic...golf carts, bicycles, cars everywhere! If you're taking your boat talk to the locals before you head out. There are practically no channel markers and no warning from the office that there is a huge sandbar. Would camp here again but leave the boat on the trailer and dock somewhere else.


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No, i didn't forget to push the green AC button lol. The compressor is working because I can watch is turn from under the hood, so that's not the problem.
Yesterday I tried to recharge it by putting new freon into it. It was going all good until about 3 minutes in when I starting noticing a white smoke coming out from somewhere under the turbo. I'm assuming this smoke was freon and that there's a leak somewhere.
As you might've guessed, the AC still doesn't blow cold. I really don't want to pay to have this fixed. I read that if the leak is in the evaporator it will be harder to fix since you have to get under the dash but ill do it!! haha
Have any of you guys fixed a problem like this before? i heard of someone putting jb weld in there, but i don't know if that real worked..? I also read you can put dye in to find the spot where it leaks, but then what do you use to patch it; or do you have to buy new lines?
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Juveniles arrested after police chase
Two juveniles who attempted to flee in what police say was a stolen car will be referred to the Milwaukee County Children's Center, police said Saturday.
At about 9:50 p.m. Friday officers attempted to stop several vehicles in a parking area in Lincoln Park, 1301 W. Hampton Ave., that they say were stolen.
The driver of one of the allegedly stolen vehicles attempted to flee by leaving the pavement and entering the park area, police said. In the process, the driver nearly struck two officers who were making an arrest, police said.
The driver then entered the roadway and was pursued to the area of N. Buntrock Ave. and Mequon Road, where the juvenile driver and passenger were taken into custody.
Police were assisted by members of the Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office, the Brown Deer Police Department and the Mequon Police Department.
Neither the suspects, nor the officers were injured, police said.


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Georgia Track & Field Has `Incredible Day' At NCAA East Prelims
May 24, 2013
GREENSBORO, N.C. --- The Bulldog track and field program had an unprecedented 12 qualifiers for the NCAA Championships during the NCAA East Prelims in Greensboro, N.C., on Friday.
Freshman Shaunae Miller (women's 400-meter dash), junior Johnathan Smith (men's 100), junior Megan Malasarte (women's 800), sophomore Charles Grethen and Kisean Smith (men's 800), sophomore Drew Branch (men's 400 hurdles), senior Leslie Boozer (women's steeplechase), sophomore Morgann Leleux (women's pole vault), junior Caleb Whitener and sophomore Nick Vena (men's shot put) and senior Saniel Atkinson-Grier and freshman Leontia Kallenou (women's high jump) all guaranteed their spots at the final round of the NCAA Championships.
Georgia also had a pair of team members advance to quarterfinal rounds in their respective events. They will compete again on Saturday at the East Prelims.
On the first day of the meet, freshman Chanice Porter also punched her ticket to the NCAA Outdoor Championships in Eugene, Ore., on June 5-8 by taking 10th in the long jump on Thursday.
On Saturday, freshman Freya Jones opens the field events in the women's javelin at noon. The women's 4x100 relay team is set to compete in the quarterfinal round at 6 p.m.
"We had an incredible day and one that sets us up well for Eugene," said Georgia assistant coach Pat Cunniff. "We had athletes in all phases of the sport qualify which shows how well-rounded our teams are right now. I am excited that everyone is performing so well at this point in the season and this should bode well for our team in a couple weeks."
Bulldog assistant coach Jon Stuart was also satisfied with Georgia's performance on Friday.
"We really took care of business today," said Stuart. "We qualified a great number of our team to the NCAA Championships. Once Kisean qualified in the 800, the rest of the team just took off! We just got on a roll and couldn't stop."
The top 12 finishers in either in the quarterfinal or semifinal rounds (depending on the event) at the East Prelims or West Prelims (Austin, Texas) advance to the finals of the NCAA Championships in Eugene.
After recording the nation's fourth-fastest 400 time in the prelims, Miller returned to register the country's second-fastest time in the quarterfinals. She won her heat by more than a second with a 51.72 and will now be gunning to sweep the 400 after winning the 2013 NCAA indoor crown in the event.
Johnathan Smith had the fifth fastest 100 time in his heat and the 11th best overall in the quarterfinals to advance to NCAAs. He finished in 10.30 as five of 12 sprinters who qualified in the East Prelims were from the SEC.
Malasarte, who was seventh in the 800 finals at the 2012 NCAA Outdoor Championships, qualified automatically after clocking a 2:07.28 to take second in her heat.
In the men's 800, two Bulldogs locked down their invitations to the University of Oregon by finishing in the top 12. Kisean Smith arrived at the meet tied for 87th on the national list with a career-best time of 1:50.05. On Friday, the Snellville native sped around for a personal-best time of 1:49.80 to be second in his heat and earn a trip to the NCAA Championships in his first season.
Grethen was also second in his heat with a time of 1:51.72 to advance in the 800. This will mark his first trip to NCAAs after transferring from Texas State.
"Both of the 800s were exciting and nerve-racking," Cunniff said. "Charles ran a great race and positioned himself perfectly in his race. Kisean shocked the world with what he did after sneaking through on the rail to qualify. (Kisean) has to be one of the lowest ranked people in either of the Prelims to qualify. Finally, Megan showed what great experience she has in races in this level and how strong a runner she is."
Branch clocked his second-fastest time of the year in the 400 hurdles to also earn his first trip to the NCAA meet in an individual event. Branch had a time of 51.68 to take second in his heat.
Boozer, who set a school record in the steeplechase to take second at the SEC Championships, finished second in her heat in Greensboro with the second-best time of her career. A team captain for the Lady Bulldog cross country team, Boozer finished her laps in 10:05.47 and will be advancing to the NCAA Championships during her final opportunity outdoors.
"Leslie had an outstanding showing," said Cunniff. "She stalked the leader the whole race and had a strong second-place finish as several runners tried to catch up to her at the end. This is a great accomplishment for a person who has shown what hard work and dedication can lead to in our program. I am very proud of her performance tonight."
Leleux had one of the smoothest routes to her second consecutive NCAA Championships. Passing on her first three heights, Leleux cleared 13 feet, 5 ¼ inches on her opening attempt and that is all it took to clinch her spot. The New Iberia, La., was runner-up at both the 2012 NCAA indoor and outdoor meets and is the two-time defending SEC outdoor champion.
The final four Bulldog qualifiers came from the men's shot put and the women's high jump. Vena exploded for the fourth-best shot put throw in school history (63-9) to win the competition and move into a tie for the second-best effort in the nation this year. His longest throw came on his sixth and final attempt after he was tied with Buffalo's Jonathan Jones going into that round.
Vena's teammate Caleb Whitener had the fourth-longest toss in the competition with a mark of 60-10.50 on his fifth attempt. This will be Whitener's second try at the NCAA Outdoor Championships after also competing last year.
A pair of Lady Bulldogs reached the height they needed in the high jump to advance. The mark that ended up being needed to qualify was 5-11.25 and Atkinson-Grier cleared it on her first try while Kallenou soared over the height on her third and final try. This will be Kallenou's first NCAA Championships after she redshirted the indoor campaign. Atkinson-Grier tied for sixth last year for a First Team All-America certificate.
Both sophomore Tynia Gaither and Smith also qualified for the quarterfinal round in their 200 races. Gaither, who missed out on a trip to Eugene in the 100 by less than a hundredth of a second earlier in the night, finished third in her 200 heat to automatically qualify with a 23.64. Gaither is set to race again at 7:35 p.m. on Saturday.
Smith was the runner-up in the opening heat of the men's 200 after clocking a 20.88. He will race in the 200 quarterfinals at 7:50 p.m. on Saturday.
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1) Can you tell us more about your projects, especially the clinics in slum areas, reconstructing homes in Sujawal and formal schooling?
"Sina" Health, Education & Welfare Trust is a not-for-profit organization, focusing on providing primary healthcare in to less-privileged communities. Our vision is that quality healthcare should be accessible for all. To achieve this, we build clinics in the heart of deserving communities and provide both curative and preventive care. "Sina" was founded in 2007, and as of 2013, "Sina" has seven clinics in the urban slums of Karachi. Over 80% of "Sina's" patients are women and children who benefit from quality healthcare provided at their doorstep at a very affordable cost of Rs 350+ per patient, a fee of Rs 5-30 per patient with free medicines, test and follow up care.
2) Why was "Sina" born? What was your basic aim and vision?
Named after Ibn Sina (Avicenna), we started our first clinic in 1998, when Dr. Asif Imam returned to Pakistan, after practicing medicine in the USA for over two decades. The vision guiding this beginning was simple – to provide quality primary healthcare to those in need, regardless of financial means available. The clinics gradually grew with "Sina" Trust formally coming into being in 2007.
3) How is it different from similar work that others are doing in the same field (healthcare and education)?
Whilst we have achieved a key milestone of treating 100,000+ patients last year, "Sina's"s greatest asset is its quality management system. This system is unique, as it has adapted quality international healthcare protocols, used in developed healthcare systems for application in low-income settings. Simply put, this is the foundation, on which we believe a scalable quality primary healthcare system can be created for catering to the needs of less-privileged communities across Pakistan. Our aim, therefore, is to take this system of quality primary healthcare across Pakistan. We are embarking on this journey of growth to play our part in bringing quality healthcare to deserving communities across Pakistan.
4) Can you tell us about your team members?
The "Sina" Board of Trustees include highly committed professionals, who have joined hands to provide quality healthcare to those in need. Our trustees include Dr. Asif Imam (Allergist & Immunologist), Dr. Naseeruddin Mahmood (Pediatrician), Mohammad Fazil Bharucha (Lawyer), Sohail Ahmed (Industrialist) and Jalauddin Idrus (Educationist/ Social Worker). Our CEO Riaz Ahmed Kamlani has held positions of Chief Operating Officer and Vice President at The Citizens Foundation prior to joining "Sina".
5) How can others help you in your work? Would you need human resource or financial assistance?
Our focus is to help save children from critical illness and help women look after their health. It costs only Rs. 350 to treat one patient and that is our greatest need. A majority of our patients are Zakaat eligible, based on Zakaat eligibility evaluation conducted under the guidance of our Shariah Advisor. We, therefore, encourage individuals to help treat as many patients as they can through Zakat and other contributions.
Our future aim is to take this system of quality primary healthcare across Pakistan, Insha'Allah. For this, we would continue to be in need of both financial and volunteer time contributions. We would, therefore, invite you to support us in bringing quality healthcare to those in need.
6) Would you like to share with us any of "Sina's" success stories?
Two-year-old Sahil was born blind because of bilateral congenital cataracts. While being treated for the flu at "Sina" clinic, he was diagnosed and referred to an ophthalmology hospital and recommended for surgery. With a diagnoses of severe anemia combined with an intolerance for oral iron supplements, our experts initiated a blood transfusion process prior to surgery which was successful. Today, for the first time, Sahil can experience the joy of seeing with both eyes.
Name of Organization: "Sina Health, Education & Welfare Trust"
Drive: Zakat Collection
Contact person / phone number / email address: Anita Shaikh (Manager Resource Development & Marketing at "Sina Health, Education & Welfare Trust")
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The Zakat funds are used to treat Zakat eligible patients at the SINA clinics. About 70% of our patients are Zakat eligible, as we build clinics in the heart of deserving communities.
Treatment includes:
- Consultation – qualified, registered and trained physicians
- Medicines – in-house pharmacy at every clinic
- Investigations – blood tests & urine tests, etc., through a collection unit located within every clinic
- Treatments – stitching, wound dressing, nebulization, IV maintenance, etc.
- Referral – specialists through SINA's network
The cost of this whole treatment is Rs. 300 and we charge our Zakat patients Rs. 5 – the rest of the deficit is covered via donations.


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Grand Hostel Berlin, Berlin
- Free WiFi
Main amenities
- 33 smoke-free guestrooms
- Restaurant and bar/lounge
- Breakfast available
- Terrace
- 24-hour front desk
- Coffee/tea in a common area
- Library
- Front desk safe
- Snack bar/deli
- Self-serve laundry
- Multilingual staff
- Luggage storage
Feel at home
- Terrace
- Laundry facilities
- Hair dryer
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Free parking nearby
What's around
- In Kreuzberg
- Checkpoint Charlie Museum (0.8 mi / 1.4 km)
- Brandenburg Gate (1.5 mi / 2.4 km)
- Reichstag Building (1.7 mi / 2.7 km)
- Potsdamer Platz (1 mi / 1.6 km)
- Galeries Lafayette (1.3 mi / 2.1 km)
Grand Hostel Berlin, Berlinfrom €14
- Bed(s) in a Shared Dorm for 7, Shared Bathroom
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- Double Room, Ensuite
- Bed(s) in a Shared Dorm for 7, Shared Bathroom
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Hotel size
- This hotel has 33 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 4 floors
- Check-in time 3 PM-5 AM
- Check-out time is 11 AM
- Express check-out
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- No cribs (infant beds)
- Children (6 years old and younger) stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding
- Pets not allowed
- Free WiFi and wired Internet access in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Free nearby parking
- No parking
Other information
- Smoke-free property
In the hotel
- Buffet breakfast daily (surcharge)
- Restaurant
- Bar/lounge
- Coffee shop/café
- Snack bar/deli
- Coffee/tea in a common area
- Bicycle rentals on site
- 24-hour front desk
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Laundry facilities
- Luggage storage
- Multilingual staff
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Year Built 1874
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Terrace
- Library
- Television in common areas
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
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In the room
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Individually decorated
- Hair dryer
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Also known as
- Berlin Grand Hostel
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- Berlin Westin
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Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.
This property does not have elevators.
Mandatory fees
You'll be asked to pay the following charges at check in or check out:
- Towels/sheets: EUR 3.95 per person, per stay
Optional extras
Late check-out can be arranged for an extra charge of EUR 5.00
Safes in guestrooms can be used for EUR 1.20 per day
Buffet breakfast is offered for an extra charge of EUR 6.60 for adults and EUR 3.30 for children (approximately)
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
Recent reviews
Excellent 4.1 /5 from 68 reviews
...Ensuite booked and paid for in advance, no Ensuite available upon check-in. Hostel Manager very apologetic, mistakes happen. ...Email Hotels.com upon return to complain - no reply. Enough said?
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The rooms in Grand Hostel Berlin were great for the price, and it offers all of the benefits of a hostel stay without some of the more negative tropes of staying in one. All of the staff are friendly and speak excellent English. A word of warning, though - you may get put in a room with families with young children.
The staff were extremely friendly. I was given a welcome drink and they took the time to take me through the local amenities on the map.
This time was my fifth times in Berlin but worst one too, because if this awful hostel!
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Adding smoky meat to cheese-laced cream puff batter (gougeres) and topping the baked puffs with sauerkraut-spiked Russian dressing evokes a classic Reuben sandwich. Choose kimchi over sauerkraut to give the dressing an extra kick.
You'll need a pastry bag fitted with a 1/2-inch plain round tip; alternatively, use a plastic food storage bag with one corner snipped off.
Make Ahead: The sauce can be made the day before. You can make the dough several hours ahead of time and bake the gougeres just before serving (best); or bake the gougeres a day in advance, store in an airtight container and reheat in a 300-degree oven for a few minutes.
Servings: 20 Hors d'oeuvres
- For the gougeres
- 1/2 cup water
- 4 tablespoons (1/2 stick) unsalted butter
- 1/2 cup flour
- 1/4 teaspoon ground caraway seed
- 1/4 teaspoon ground coriander
- 1/4 teaspoon cracked black pepper
- 1/4 teaspoon kosher salt
- 2 large eggs, at room temperature
- 3 ounces thickly sliced pastrami, trimmed of most fat, then cut into 1/2-inch dice
- 3 ounces grated Swiss cheese (about 1 cup)
- Chopped chives, for garnish
- For the sauce
- 1/4 cup sauerkraut (squeezed free of brine) or kimchi, finely chopped
- 1/4 cup regular or low-fat mayonnaise
- 2 tablespoons ketchup
- 1/4 teaspoon mild smoked Spanish paprika (pimenton)
For the gougeres: Preheat the oven to 425 degrees. Line a baking sheet with a silicone liner or parchment paper.
Combine the water and butter in a medium saucepan over medium-high heat. Once the butter has melted, add the flour all at once and stir with a wooden spoon until the flour is completely incorporated. The dough will pull away from the sides of the pan and come together in a ball. Stir vigorously for about a minute to cook the flour a bit. Add the caraway seed, coriander, black pepper and salt. Remove from the heat and let the dough rest for 10 minutes.
Beat 1 egg into the dough until it is completely incorporated, then the remaining egg. Stir in the pastrami and cheese.
Transfer the dough to the pastry bag or food storage bag. Use a spiral motion to pipe 20 golf ball-size mounds, spacing them at least 1/2 inch apart on the baking sheet. Bake for 25 minutes, until they are well browned and seem hollow when you pick one up. (They should be just a little gooey inside.)
While the gougeres are in the oven, make the sauce: Whisk together the sauerkraut or kimchi, mayonnaise, ketchup and smoked paprika in a medium bowl.
To serve, top each warm gougere with a small dollop of sauce and a few chopped chives. Or serve them at room temperature.
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Date of Stay: September, 2007
It was okay. Just like al the big Corp. Bottom line counts. Site was so-so. Nice lay out. Could not pick-up WiFi signal. Not a seniors park.
Date of Stay: September, 2007
Our second year staying there. GREAT RV Park. Great views of the St. Lawrence River. Also you can view the big ships. Helpful staff. One of the best state parks in New York. Sites were good size. Will return next year.
Date of Stay: June, 2007
Very nice RV park. The sites were good size. The pool was great. Plenty of things to do. The Friday night fish fry was great. There was also a Saturday cook-out. We will be going back. Staff were very helpful.
Date of Stay: June, 2007
Very nice camp ground. New owners , and they are really making improvements. It would be nice if they had cable and WiFi. Sites are good size, and the owners are very, very helpful.
Date of Stay: October, 2006
We stayed here in the Fall of 06. What great RV Park. Its layed out just right. Great Pool. Wifi and Cable. Sites are good size. If you stay there you won't be disappointed.
Date of Stay: June, 2006
Very nice park. Book early for full hook-ups. Nice view of the River. Planning another visit this fall.
Date of Stay: February, 2006
We stayed here the months of Feb. and Mar. The park staff is great. Plenty of thing to do. Sites are a bit small. We will be returning in the spring of 2008.


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hey... wheels
Might check out my wheels FS in that niche.
2 rear ASA AR1 18x9. Very slight, very easily repaired rash, or use as is.
One is $175 new. Selling both for one-fifty or so. Can deliver near Madison, Wi.
heres a pic...
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Heres a pic. Nice wheels, eh?
Some unwanted sun reflection...
The scratch you see is on a front, rears look very good.
wheels fs on my 323
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Pic of those wheels...
let's move 'em...
If you really wanna party with me,
let's move on these wheels.
Buy rears, front is a free one.:read:
Pick up near/in Madison.
These wheels...
OK. reduced price...
Instead of $150 for two rears, let's do $125 for the pair.
Again, the front is a free one... :thumbup:
Pick 'em up in/near Madison, or U pay shipping.
just wondering but why don't you have the 4th wheel?
5th wheel
Ex-little woman took it with her to piss me off.
You still got these wheels?
I have one spoken for, (1 and only front), and I'll be sending it in a couple.
The two rears... I'm not sure. A check may be in the mail, but I haven't seen it yet. They're packed and ready to go.
Have to wait a couple days, plus, I'll pm the guy and let y'all know asap.
ok for sale again
OK folks. The rears are for sale as the guy didn't get back to me. I've given him a week. The front is spoken for.
He was worried I'd take his hard-earned cash and 'disappear'! Actually, he's the one who disappeared for whatever reason.
Two rear ASA AR1 18x9 for a 245/35-18 tire. This time I need $150 plus shipping and insurance, if you want to insure. They're packed and ready to go.
It's due to the wildly fluctuating global economic market forces well beyond anyone's understanding or control.
Take 'em or leave 'em :hi:
Box charge, packing materials charge, time and effort charge, etc. BFD.
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This document is being written by Amber's father who is a 35+ year master vehicle maintenance technician.
On the morning of 9/19/09 at approximately 0730, California time, I received a call from my daughter Amber who lives is San Antonio, Tx.
She was at Brake Check in San Antonio having her oil changed on her late model Outlander. The vehicle has approximately 56,000 miles.
During the inspection, she was advised that she needed a complete brake job. This included turning the front rotors, installing new pads, turning the rear drums and replacing the rear brake shoes and that the vehicle also need both rear wheel cylinders replaced due to leaking.
She called me and sent me a photo of the left rear brake. When I viewed the brake photo it appeared that the brake lining was approximately 30% worn and I could see no visual indication of the cylinder leaking.
My daughter then asked Jesse Salazar, at Brake Check, how much would the brake job be. He stated: "the brake job will be $804.32". She then called me again. I explained to her that the price he quoted was "way to expensive". I told her to ask him for a written estimate for the entire job specifying all parts needed and cost of each parts and how much labor time and cost is involved.
NOW COMES THE INTERESTING PART. Jesse said to my daughter, "it is against company policy to provide estimates with parts and labor prices". He refused to provide anything in writing regarding his verbal quotation mentioned above.
Boy, if this isn't a RED FLAG I don't know what is.
Recommendation to all readers of this report.
Being a professional mechanic for 35+ years and working at a Chevrolet Dealership for many years as a master technician, I WOULD NOT TAKE MY PERSONAL VEHICLE OR TRUCK TO THIS OR ANY "BRAKE CHECK" FACILITY. THIS IS DUE TO THEIR "REPORTED" COMPANY POLICY OF NOT PROVIDING A CUSTOMER WITH A WRITTEN ESTIMATE INCLUDING THE TOTAL COST OF PARTS AND LABOR FOR ANY SUGGESTED REPAIRS.
Dad and Amber
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Union Programs & Services
Now accepting reservations for the Union!
Union Programs & Services is now operating out of the Conrad Prebys Aztec Student Union. We are located within the Associated Students Offices (Room 320) on the west side of the third floor. Reservations are available for all Union facilities including Scripps Cottage. Our staff can assist you in finding the perfect venue for your meeting or special event and also help coordinate a variety of services to ensure a successful event. For more information please call us at 619-594-5278.


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Essie's 2012 Winter Collection
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Child Life and
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Family Support Assistants
To meet the needs of parents of patients, Family Support Assistants are stationed
in various reception areas. They serve as a communication link between families
and health care personnel, including chaplains and social workers. Family Support
Assistants provide general information for families and visitors and comfort
families during stressful situations. The duties include orienting families
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needs (showers, laundry, overnight accommodations, etc.). Contact 501-364-1247
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CATHEDRAL CITY, Calif. - Police in Cathedral City are investigating a deadly head-on crash that happened around 11 a.m. Thursday on Ventura Drive and Garbino Road, in a neighborhood near Vista Chino and Landau Boulevard.
Police say a blue sedan pulled out from Medano Road and hit a dirt bike that was traveling on Ventura Drive. The dirt bike rider, 33-year old Shaun Spann of Cathedral City was not wearing a helmet. He died at the scene.
Residents in the neighborhood have asked the city for years to install speed bumps or stop signs because they say people race down Ventura Drive on a regular basis.
"(We need) speed bumps or some other measure that keeps the people slow here. It's awful," said Andy Dutzi, who has lived on Ventura Drive for 20 years. "I call the cops once a month or so, they can't do anything."
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Farmers are being asked to check remote sheds amid a puzzling search for a Bay man whose van plunged off the Kaimai Range summit on Tuesday.
Te Paewhenua "Bobby" Roberts, 53, of Te Puke, was driving a Fulton Hogan van when it crashed through a stone wall at 8.30am.
The smashed van was pulled up the cliff but Mr Roberts has not been found and authorities now believe there is a strong possibility he survived the crash.
He is a solid Maori, about 1.6m tall, with a moustache and was last seen wearing dark Fulton Hogan overalls, work boots and a beanie.
Today police appealed to rural landowners to check their farm buildings and for motorists who may have seen Mr Roberts after the crash to come forward.
"It is possible he may have walked away from the crash," Senior Sergeant Ross Ardern of Matamata-Piako police said. "He may be wandering concussed or injured, either along the road or on farmland."
The van plunged nearly 25m before hitting a slope and coming to rest about 250m down a cliff face.
Police initially thought he was lying under debris dislodged by the van but now say he may have survived the crash and left the area.
Yesterday five members of Mr Roberts' family joined the 55-strong search and rescue team.
Tauranga's Bruce Sandford said the terrain covered by the teams was very steep; some covered by thick bush.
Searching the path where the van had crashed through the bush was made more difficult by the huge volume of trash dumped over the bank. The teams have searched an area of the mountainside estimated to be about four kilometres square.
Nearby rivers have also been searched.
Farm checks for missing Kaimai crash man
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I have not headed to the gym yet today. I am proud to say yesterday I spent two hours in the gym. When I started working out 3 weeks ago I couldn't last 5 minutes on the elliptical. Yep 5 whole minutes. I am happy to say yesterday it wasn't difficult and I lasted 31 minutes. I even ran for 5 minutes on the treadmill which is huge for me because I did lucky to last 2 minutes before.
I haven't been doing very well going to the gym but I am going to. I am down 5 pounds and I know in order to see the number i want I have to get my butt in the gym with no excuses.
Yesterday I did the treadmill, elliptical, stability ball crunches, stability ball wall crunches, leg press, hip adduction machine, glute machine, tricep press, pectoral fly/deltoid machine, dumbbell bicep curls, row/rear deltoid machine, obliques with free weight of 25 pounds and leg extension machine. I do at least 50 pounds and 40 reps total.
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Livingroooms cold all esle good. Just want add another 6 feet baseboard. Curentlly theres inly one 8 foot and its a good size living room. 16x14. Have all the tools to add this additional basebard . My question is what do I have to do in terms of draining water from the sytem and refilling water, etc. Just know how to add the baseboard thats it.
Also there is radiant flooring in the basement slab that is not a seperate zone that can be tempature controlled. The flooring is on its own loop with shutoffs on the in and out. Is it not ok to turn this loop shutoffs on and off every time it heats up to much or gets to cold. Eventually plan to have this put on own zone but for dont have the cash
Thanks in advance and happy new year!
Best to just set the valve on the return to a choked down position that keeps the basement tempered.
Post pis of the boiler. hard to tell someone how to drain a system and refill and purge without seeing whats there.
Thanks for the reply beenthere! Just posted a pic of the sytem to figure out how to drain and all that. As for the basement heating im guessing you mean just turn the return off a bit? The loops in the manifold are maked in and out. Which would be the return?
Thanks so much, really appreciate the help
Need a bit close pic of the valves to tell you about purging.
If out is the return(the water coming back from the loop/slab) choke it down.
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From top to bottom. Thanks agian!
living rooms at 59 degrees now cant wait to add a baseboard
First pic of the second set. The valve to drain the loops is just above the ball valve with the handle pointing down. This will also serve as the purge set up to get air out after you install the additional baseboard. Because of that check valve at the circ, you won't et all the water out of the baseboard. So use a pan to catch what is left at the baseboard when you cut it open.
1. Power down boiler Drain loops by. Opening menrioned valve 5 inches above ball valve in 1st pic and let water draun out into buckets
2. Cut in rafiator where im.going to have and have pan ready to catch water
3. Add my radiator
4. What would this step be? Does the system need to be refilled or anything? Or just turn power to boiler back on?
Refill and purge system.
Connect a hose to the valve whee you drained the system. Turn the valve below if off. Open fill valve and add water at a fast rate and continue to do so until air stops coming out with the water.
1."Turn the valve below if off.*" do you mean if off turn on?
2. Can you tell me if the "fill valve" is just the water supply to the unit?
3. "Until air stops coming out with water" am I checking for this at the end of hose
Thanks a million attemotinf this tommorow!
the valve is on/open currently. it needs to be open in order for the system to work. Needs to be closed to purge the system. From the pics, I can't tell which/whee your fill valve is.
Thanks so much! Is the fill valve the same or different feom.the valve that is the water supply into the system?
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Real class act liars! No we made all the boat payments, come to find out I was paying them my monthly payment and they were not paying the boat finance company and soon enuf the bank sent some people out and repossessed the boat for non payment. What a shocker when I call them their whole story was different. Bottom line these scumbags not only got the boat repoed, they also took another monthly boat payment out of my account after boat was gone and has 3 months of initial deposit which was supposed to be used if I fell behind on payments!! Next I am going to the DA of Clinton. If anyone can help me out here at all would be greatr!
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Israel's Channel 2 reported Sunday that, following assessments of the situation by Israeli defense officials, a long list of airline safety procedures, which remain confidential for security reasons, were implemented.
One guideline that has been instituted, according to Channel 2, is to identify foreign aircraft much earlier before they enter Israeli airspace.
The Jerusalem Post on Tuesday cited unnamed Transportation Ministry officials as saying that there is "an instruction to increase alertness and nothing more," and that no drastic measures have been taken.
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In comparison between the Michelin Pilot Sport A/S and the Bridgestone Potenza RE960AS Pole Position which is the better all-season tire for wet/dry/snow/ice traction, noise/comfort, and overall performance? Thanks!
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tests/testDisplay.jsp?ttid=87I have the Bridgestone and can attest that it performs as well as all-season tires can be expected to perform in snow/ice. It's not up to the performance of the latest all-season ultra-performance tires in the other 3 seasons, but then again, I wonder how well those do in the winter season.One thing I'm quite happy about is it seem to hold up really well over time, both in trend wear and general appearance/performance, something I can't say for many other tires.
I've had quite a bit of experience with the Michelin Pilot Sport A/S and I've loved both sets so far (on two cars). The road noise is minimal, the wear is great, as well as the traction in all conditions. I am not sure on the Bridgestones, but they should be rated quite well also.


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Note: This is an article from a previous website I ran that was devoted to "general horror."
The new book "Heavy Metal Movies" is, as the subtitle proclaims, devoted to "Guitar Barbarians, Mutant Bimbos, & Cult Zombies Amok in the 666 Most Ear- and Eye-Ripping Big-Scream Films Ever!" It was also my most anticipated book of the year — look for a review soon. In the meantime, though, author Mike "McBeardo" McPadden took time out to answer some questions.
Derek Tatum: What was your criteria for inclusion as a "heavy metal movie?"
Mike "McBeardo" McPadden: Every movie had to have a link to heavy metal music and/or culture; while the link might not always seem direct, I still had to convincingly point out the steps on the trail. So that meant concert films ("The Song Remains the Same"), documentaries ("The Decline of Western Civilization Part II"), movies that are essentially about heavy metal music ("Airheads"), movies that feature heavy metal musicians (Alice Cooper in "Monster Dog," "Prince of Darkness," and "Wayne's World"), movies with heavy metal characters (Bill and Ted), and movies with prominent heavy metal soundtracks (AC/DC's work for "Maximum Overdrive"). Past those direct and overt connections, you get to movies that "look" and/or "feel" metal, or otherwise embody the heavy metal spirit: "Conan the Barbarian," the "Mad Max" movies, George Romero's zombie saga, 1980's slasher films, Italian cannibal movies, and so on.
Derek: Of all these films, is there one undiscovered gem that stands out as one that deserves a wider cult audience?
Mike: My favorite re-discovery was "The Gate" from 1987. It was a hit at the time, but it's since fallen through the cracks, so I'm hoping that my book can sort of revive it. I liked "The Gate" when I saw it 25 years ago, and it has aged into a neglected classic of fright films for kids. It's bolstered by glorious stop-motion animation and forced perspective visual effects, and it has a quintessentially '80s heavy metal plot: a couple of pre-adolescent goofballs play a heavy metal record backward that opens a portal to Hell in their backyard, and then they have to contend with all the demons that storm through it. It's funny without being a parody, and just scary enough to earn its PG-13 rating. I imagine ten-year-olds would love it… as well as older horror/metal fans, too.
Derek: Which movie do you think best depicts the reality of heavy metal as a music genre?
Mike: "This Is Spinal Tap" is cited by every rock musician from the Rolling Stones to U2 to Judas Priest to Soundgarden to your local group on their first tour as being a brutally truthful depiction of life in the fraternity of band membership. I've been in bands and I concur: "Spinal Tap" gets everything correct, across the board—and that it does so in a specifically heavy metal context makes it hit even harder. It's also my favorite comedy of all time.
Derek: Were there any movies that you thought long and hard about — but didn't include?
Mike: I really wanted to include a movie that featured Sensurround — a 1970's gimmick in which a giant speaker would rumble the seats with a really low bass. That concept is so metal! But only four movies were released in Sensurround—"Earthquake" (1974), "Midway" (1976), "Roller Coaster" (1978), and the 1979 big-screen release of the "Battlestar Galactica" TV pilot. Of those, "Roller Coaster" comes closest, and it does feature one of my all-time favorite bands, Sparks, performing one of their closest-to-metal songs ("Big Boy"), but… it was just too far of a stretch.
Derek: What would make for the ultimate heavy metal movie?
Mike: If it contained elements of every single criteria I used when compiling the book: a post-nuke documentary sword-and-sorcery saga with slashers, cannibals, witches, all-star cameos, Satan himself, and rip-roaring concert segments.
About the author:
Brooklyn-born Mike "McBeardo" McPadden is the head writer of the online phenomenon Mr. Skin. In addition to years of freelance journalism ("Esquire," "Black Book," "New York Press"), and more than a decade as a "Hustler" editor and correspondent, Mr. McPadden has also done time as a B-movie screenwriter. He lives in Chicago with his wife, xoJane.com editor Rachel McPadden.
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The long-awaited publication of the Dilnot report adds yet another tome to a bookshelf that is already groaning under the weight of books dedicated to the vexed issue of how pay for long-term care.
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The interplay of policy, money and politics has so often combined to produce a toxic cocktail of dissent, delay and inaction.
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