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Im looking at a Never summer titan to add to my quiver of boards for next season. The only ones I can find however are 169 and 161. I am 6ft5" and 190 lbs.
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I figure that if I keep my legacy-R ill still have a really good board to ride that is more mellow so I can go kinda crazy with the titan.
Would I be absolutely insane if I bought a 169? Is there some new tech going into the Titan for next season and I should just wait? Is there going to be snow next year in the PNW?
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Of course you should buy it! I'd probably take the 161, but I'm about 10 pounds lighter. But the 169 would make an epic powder board. I'm jealous.
Ok sweet yeah haha ive been on the edge for about a month now im just dissapointed I dident get it before the resorts closed. Thoughts on the 169 on like crappy days? I found a 165 TX but id rather go for the regular because my boots are only 11.5
Also should I just go all out and buy some Rome Arsenals (or whatever stiff binding you suggest (im not just talking to you flik (wow triple sidecomment thingys))) or would a pair of rome targas with the stiff inserts work well for both the legacy-r and titan? (just switch between)
get the titan and stick some bent metal step-ins on it
Ok great I am definetly going to get it. Stoked next year im gonna be going to college in Seattle haha try it out in the cascades
You can ship it to my address if you'd like. I can break it in over the next couple weeks. I'll even give it a good waxing. ;):thumbsup:
Psh I gotta be first to ride it. If I come down to Hood next season ill let you know and you can ride it haha
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The level-headed and perennially modest Aidan O'Brien would be the first to cringe with embarrassment over any suggestion that his charge Mastercraftsman was named as a tribute to his talent. But there are not too many who would quibble with the notion, especially not after the colt turned yesterday's Irish 2,000 Guineas into a solo tour de force.
It was O'Brien's sixth victory in his local mile Classic, and his easiest. Mastercraftsman was never worse than third as stablemate Viceroy Of India did his hare's job clear of the pack. However, as soon as Johnny Murtagh asked the 6-4 favourite, to properly engage his mighty stride more than a quarter of a mile from home, the contest was effectively over.
On yesterday's sodden, testing ground winged Pegasus would have been hard pressed to produce a flashing change of gear but Mastercraftsman's lengthening strength got the job done equally effectively. He pulled away from his rivals readily, steadily and willingly, coming in four and a half lengths clear of staying-on but outpaced Rayeni, with Soul City an honourable third. Although the winner's superiority may have been exaggerated by the underfoot conditions he is now undisputedly the best of his generation over eight furlongs.
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Murtagh admitted he has a soft spot for Rip Van Winkle, but would not yet be drawn on his selection for the premier Classic in 13 days' time. He said: "From day one the Rip has always shown class but I don't have to make up my mind for nea rly two weeks and I will go with my head, not my heart."
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The emergence of the Irish state was marked by conflict. It is remembered in popular culture; for example in the films Michael Collins (Jordan; 1996); about the nationalist leader; and The Wind that Shakes the Barley (Loach; 2006); about the tragedies of the Anglo-Irish War and the Civil War. Each film; successively; broke all box office records in Ireland. They address the 1916 Uprising; the Irish War of Independence (1919-1921) and the Irish Civil War (1922-1923); which were pivotal in Irish history. In brief; until the 1920s; the entire island was part of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland; and museums in Ireland were part of that wider context. An Anglo-Irish elite; though largely Protestant (Anglican) and British in outlook; nonetheless contributed to the development of distinctly Irish learned societies and institutions; including early museums. In the north-east; industrialisation in Belfast; and earlier immigration; led to museums more influenced by Dissenters (Protestants who rejected Anglicanism) and commercialism. As British governments began to contribute to funding; they also began to shape and eventually to take control of key Irish museums. The Gaelic Revival of the 1880s; however; celebrating Ireland's Gaelic past (a 'golden age'); was reflected in museum collections with a growing interest in Irish antiquities. The 1916 rising; attempts by the British to impose conscription (1918); the Irish War of Independence and the Civil War reshaped Irish society.
After independence; national museums were largely ignored by governments faced with harsh economic conditions; despite having provided substance to the emerging; nationalist âGaelic Revivalâ. Towards the end of the twentieth century government attitudes changed; and with EU 521 help; funding was increased. Expansion enabled new approaches to Irelandâs history and new avenues for art. Pre-historic antiquities began to make room for displays on the Viking and Anglo-Norman contributions to Irish culture. More recently; there is a measure of awareness that the Republic of Ireland; formed on the basis of a distinct cultural identity; now faces the challenge of a more pluralistic; multicultural society; which Bourke reflects on in the context of Irish museums (2011: 423-6).


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The widge is not updating mailbox sizes. I keep having to delete the server and re-scanning for it to update.
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I'm still having this problem. Anyone have an idea as to why I keep having to delete the server to get updated information from it ?
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You shouldn't have to delete the device to get updated info. Spiceworks should be running a scan on that device for changes every 15 minutes by default.
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The adult only luxury Spa Hotel at Ribby Hall Village, offers unrivalled facilities, a range of unique treatments and spa breaks and is one of the leading Spa Hotel destinations in the North West. Offering 39 luxurious hotel rooms including two penthouses and 11 hotel suites overnight guests and spa break guests will enjoy Elemis products in their room and 24-hour room service. The Spa Hotel located near to Preston and Blackpool also benefits from The Orangery and champagne bar, state-of-the art techno gym as well as full day spa facilities and more than 100 treatments, spa packages and pamper packages.
Our Orangery has recently been awared 2 Rosettes from the AA. Located in the heart of the Lancashire countryside near Lytham St Annes, The Spa Hotel brings the beauty of the outdoors inside with cascading waterfalls and fantastic relaxation suites which have floor to ceiling windows, making the most of the stunning countryside views. Spa facilities also include an aqua thermal journey; a seven stage heat experience which includes hydrotherapy pool, herbal sauna, Roman pededarium, aroma steam room Balinese salt inhalation room and an outdoor rustic sauna. Other day spa facilities include an outdoor terrace, spa pool and sauna. Bookings for arrival on the same day are not accepted. If you will be arriving after 8pm please contact Ribby Hall Village directly. Our Spa facilities are not included in your rate, to book the Spa or treatment please contact us after booking.
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Fishermens cabin (Rorbu) Tind Lofoten – Home 216970 Log cabin
- 2 bedrooms
- 5 sleeps
- 3 nights min stay
Fishermens cabin (Rorbu) Tind Lofoten – Home 216970
- Log cabin
- 2 bedrooms
- sleeps 5
- 3 nights min stay
Top Review
Log cabin / 2 bedrooms / 1 bathroom / sleeps 5
Key Info
- Beach / lakeside relaxation
- Child friendly
- Car advised
- No pets allowed
Description from owner
Our rorbu is built around 1890, but later refurbished. The old charm is still here, as well as the tiny beds under the ceiling where the fishermen slept. The refurbished bedrooms however, have new comfortable double beds and the bathroom is adapted to modern day standards.
In order to keep the original feel of the rorbu, the cabin does not have a lot of extra amenities as you might excpect in modern homes. However, the cabin has cooking facilities for 6 people, and has a fridge with a small freezer as well as two electrical burners. The beds are brand new and with comfortable mattresses. The bathroom has a shower and a water closet and was refurbished around 1990.
Location description from owner
Northern Norway region
Lofoten is located between the 68th and 69th parallels placing it just north of the Arctic Circle in North Norway. It is well known in Norway and abroad for its natural
Our rorbu is built around 1890, but later refurbished. The old charm is still here, as well as the tiny beds under the ceiling where the fishermen slept. The refurbished bedrooms however, have new comfortable double beds and the bathroom is adapted to modern day standards.
In order to keep the original feel of the rorbu, the cabin does not have a lot of extra amenities as you might excpect in modern homes. However, the cabin has cooking facilities for 6 people, and has a fridge with a small freezer as well as two electrical burners. The beds are brand new and with comfortable mattresses. The bathroom has a shower and a water closet and was refurbished around 1990.
Location description from owner
Northern Norway region
Lofoten is located between the 68th and 69th parallels placing it just north of the Arctic Circle in North Norway. It is well known in Norway and abroad for its natural beauty. The principal islands, running from north to south, are the southern tip of Hinnøya, southern 60 % (approx.) of Austvågøy, then Gimsøy, Vestvågøy, Flakstadøya, and Moskenesøya, which is the island that our cabin is located on. Further to the south are the small and isolated islands of Værøy and Røst. The total land in the Lofoten islands area amounts to 1,227 km².
The cabin is located in the small fishing village of Tind, and you can still today see the fishing boats docking in the harbour in front of the rorbu. Here are some suggestions to what you can do while you are visiting Tind.
- Walk 15 minutes to Å and join an organized fishing trip to add fresh fish to your dinner menu.
- Take a moderate hike up to a nearby peak, where the view of Lofoten is spectacular.
- If you are more adventurous, there are many peaks in the area you can explore, with various difficulty levels; however you should only attempt this if you are experienced in winter conditions and avalanche training. Speak to locals before setting out, and be cautious.
- You can also enquire with the local adventure companies, that offer diving tours, sea rafting tours, climbing, kayaking, hiking and biking tours to name some.
In sum, Tind and Lofoten is the ideal place for visitors looking for adventure or cultural heritage and relaxing experience alike.
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- Great for children of all ages
- No pets allowed
Bed & bathroom
- Bedroom 1: Double Bed
Beds in other rooms: Double Bed Single Bed
- 1 Family bathroom
- Wi-Fi available
- Balcony or terrace
- Sea view
- Internet access
- Parking
- Not suitable for wheelchair users
- Check in time:15:00, Check out time:11:00
- If you have any questions about check-in or check-out times, please contact the owner/manager.
- Payment
- This rental can only be paid for online through Holiday Lettings using your credit/debit card or PayPal (never by bank or wire transfer).
- Smoking
- No smoking at this property
- Cancellation policy
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About the owner
Gunnar H.
- Average reply time:
- 3 hours 49 minutes
- Response rate:
- 100%
- Calendar updated::
- 07 May 2017
- Years listed:
- 5
- Based in:
- Norway
- Overall rating:
Languages spoken: English, Norwegian
This Log cabin has 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom and sleeps 5. It's been listed on Holiday Lettings since 05 Apr 2012. Located in Lofoten Islands, it has 12 reviews with an overall rating of 5. The average weekly rate varies from £849 to £1899.
The Owner has a response rate of 100% and the property's calendar was last updated on 07 May 2017.
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"Very nice place. Poor welcome."
The accomodation is full of charm and looks over the little harbour of Tind, although it does not have a direct view (Rorbu number 4). The kitchen was not very clean and the place smelled fish. All the amenities were of Norwegian standard, good but rather limited. No internet access. The welcome/day-to-day lady was rather rude upon our arrival and sent us constant reminders about cleaning. Also stated that she would check about how clean we leave the place... Sadly, this left us with a mixed feeling about the place and as a result we did not feel at home.
Owner's reply: Dear Damien, Thank you for your valuable feedback. I must appologise if the Kitchen was not to your standards and in a clean condition when you arrived. It is of course our intention that the place shall be clean when you arrive. As for the smell of fish, this is something which can be difficult to remove in a short time if the guests staying in the cabin before you have handeled fish in the cabin just before your arrival. Also, in the cod drying season, there is fish hanging all around the harbour, that also brings a smell to the entire harbour, but this soft outdoor odour lessens over the summer. After this season, we will evaluate whether we should make cleaning included in the rental, so there is a consistent standard, and no need to remind the guests of their cleaning responsibility if they have chosen to do this themselves. We are hoping to bring internet to the cabin after this summer season is over and therefore ,we have not advertised this property with internet Access. Thank you for visiting, and we hope you enjoy your summer. Best regards Gunnar
"A Wonderful Place to Stay in a Surreal Landscape"
The whole experience was great. The folks who own the place, Gunnar and Mona, are wonderful - they promptly responded to all of our inquiries about the property, the booking and payment process, and provided some good tips on the surrounding area. They accommodated our needs very well. We arrived very very late at night but it was not a problem. They property was much much bigger than it looked in the pictures. we were only two people but could have easily had four or six. the walk to Å is short - maybe 8 minutes. the walk to Sørvågen is short too - maybe 12 minutes. we spent the whole time without a car. the ferry from bødo to moskenes is super close - 45 minute walk or 10 minute bus ride. the bus stop is literally a minute's walk from the place. the bus runs quite infrequent though and the printed bus schedule is like egyptian hieroglyphics. you don't notice the cars when you're in the cottage - we did notice the cars when walking on the road but most drivers are courteous and cautious to pedestrians. we noticed them because the road is narrow. the immediate landscape has the classic fish racks along the sea shore. they owners recently renovate the space and continue to improve the space. screens on the windows would be a nice addition. i had a few mosquito bites in the night but nothing too bad. you will NOT get a direct view of the water from the rorbu 4 - where we stayed. honestly though, you don't really need one. you see water all day. and then go to bed with the curtains down for the light nights. the linens were less than ideal - no fitted sheet for the double sized bed. we had two super hot thick single sized quilts for the bed. we would have preferred a thinner larger double sized quilt but that is not how they roll in scandinavian countries - maybe its a Lutheran thing. Probably the biggest disappointment was the evening shadow that was created by the steep mountain immediately up hill from the cabin. the evening sun was not visible after 6 pm. of course there was ambient light and we could walk ten minutes to soak it up somewhere else but we weren't able to have the sun right there. we did have sun in the morning though. I did a day hike up to Munkebu summit. great hike. the grocery stores in the area are totally adequate. and the Maren Ana restaurant in Sørvågen is great - open late and everything! The entire experience was wonderful - memories for a lifetime.
Owner's reply: Dear Guests. Thank you for your review, and thank you for coming to visit our place in Lofoten. We are very pleased that you had such a memorable experience, and hope one day you will return to Tind. I will try to answer some of your points where we can improve here. Window screens and mosquitoes: The time you visited was in the period when the weather was exceptionally hot. According to the local newspapers, it was the best spring and beginning of summer in 30 years. We have not received any previous concerns with mosquitoes or bed linen being too hot, but we agree that when it was hot like that, the quilts are too warm. We will see if we can arrange a sheet that fits the double bed, and that is a little less warm, but unfortunately, it is rather the exception that our guest has any problems sleeping given the heat. I would say that mosquitoes are not generally a big concern in our area given the location far into the sea. The sun: We agree 100% that we also would have liked an evening direct sun. In june and july, the property has potential sun from around 0330 hrs until 1800 hrs. As you mentioned, you can see the reflection of the sun further out into the sea, and also you can walk about 10 minutes to sit directly in the evening sun. Unfortunately, there is no direct viewing of the midnight sun from most places in Moskenes, unless you go to Bunesstranda or one of the peaks around. However, for those that want to come visit in November or February, we can offer a spectacular view of the sun in front of the rorbu around 0900-1000 hrs in the morning, where you have sort of a reversed midnight sun effect when the sun just barely rises above the sea just in front of you, before it sets in the sea again. Quite a spectacular sight, with great light, and snow-capped mountains behind. Thank you again for coming, and for taking the time to give us feedback.
"Experience authentic Norway in a charming rorbu"
I ventured to Lofoten last year with a couple of friends on a guys trip. We found this rorbu in Tind and didn't want to leave. It's located in a quiet and very scenic bay that takes you back in time to the way life once was in Norway. The cabin is very comfortable and decorated with local artifacts from the fishing village. I was pleased to see the beds & linens were new and very comfortable. We found the picnic bench outside to be the perfect place for breakfast or afternoon beers. A swim can also be done from the dock, for those who need a good chill. We liked having parking next to the cabin but didn't really move the car once we got to the cabin. There are great mountain treks, a small grocery story and a restaurant with very tasty seafood within short to medium walking distances. Since the weather changes so quickly, it's reassuring to know you have a comfortable cabin with all the amenities should you want to stay inside for a while. I will be back!
"The true Lofoten experience"
This is the best of Lofoten if you are looking for a place that is genuine, relaxed and picturesque. The cabins are old and traditional, but modern inside, built on a pier directly on the sea. You can sit in front of the entrance and enjoy your morning coffee, afternoon tea or evening wine while you are fishing cod or crabs for dinner! The cabins are placed in a tiny bay, with the view to the open sea, small fishing boats going in and out (and you might get a fish or two from them, if you are out of fishing luck) and racks of dry cod (funny smell.. and lots of seagulls that adds to the charm!). Just behind the cabins you have the tall Lofoten mountains with lots of opportunities for great trekking. And a short car/bike and then boat ride away you get to some of the most spectacular beaches in the north. The village of Tind is very small and charming. An evening stroll away you can visit the local restaurant/bar/hang-out Maren Anna, where you can have a Lofoten coffee (with lots of booze..) with the locals. And eat local delicacies. You are also in walking distance to the more busy and touristy village of Å, which has a wonderful bakery amongst other offers. I have been to Tind three times already with partner and friends, and I will definitely come back to this amazing place ;o) Marianne
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Belleair Towers
1100 Ponce De Leon Blvd, Clearwater, FL 33756
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1100 Ponce De Leon Blvd, Clearwater, FL 33756
Please call 1-800-741-0926 to speak to a Care Advisor
We're a cozy community with a neighborhood feel right off the Gulf of Mexico. Not only will you enjoy the beaches and the climate, you'll appreciate the convenience of being close to shopping, excellent healthcare, golfing and numerous outdoor attractions. Spend your days exploring destinations like a 300-year-old Indian Burial Mound, Bright House Field, Raymond James Stadium and Tropicana Field – home of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. At Belleair Towers, we're a community that feels more like a family, and we look forward to meeting you.
Belleair Towers is a part of Holiday Retirement, a company in the business of providing comfort, value and security to seniors. Since 1971, Holiday has been creating cheerful communities for individuals who want to enjoy an independent and enriching retirement.
Days at our community are always packed with activities, thanks to the busy calendar we maintain for our residents. Whether enjoying a guided exercise class in our television room, playing a bridge tournament in our game room or celebrating a birthday in our activity room, there is always something exciting to do.
Aside from focusing on fun, we also diligently concentrate on helping our residents stay in the best health possible. That is why we offer three delicious and nutritious meals every day that are prepared on the premises by our professional chefs. Aside from offering exercise classes, we also provide a fitness room that is stocked with state-of-the-art exercise equipment.
To ensure that the needs of residents are quickly met, our managers live on the premises alongside our residents. Our professional staff are also on site 24 hours a day to assist with needs as they arise. To improve the quality of life of our residents, staff are happy to assist with chores such as vacuuming, dusting and even the laundering of bed linens and towels.
At Belleair Towers, we understand that each individual is unique and that needs may change over time. Holiday does not provide any health care services. However, residents are welcome to receive services from any outside home health care provider of their choice to help them continue enjoying life at our community.
By combining a fantastic mix of amenities and services, coupled with top-notch care, Belleair Towers is one of the premier independent senior living communities in Florida.
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I saw one- and two-bedroom apartments at Belleair Towers, and they were both OK. Their dining area is large enough for what they needed. The staff seemed friendly.
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Belleair Towers is old and could use some updating in the various sections of the building. The food is inconsistent; sometimes it's very good, sometimes it's very bad. The staff is extremely friendly, caring, goes above and beyond to make the residents feel comfortable. Overall, everybody who works there is top notch. I could honestly say that it's a perfect place, but the food is a little bit of an issue for my parents because they are picky eaters, and it's just inconsistent. They have a big variety of great activities for people who are wheelchair-bound and also have activities for the more active ones.
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Belleair Towers was strictly independent living. They had a two-bedroom and two-bath, roughly 1,500-square-foot apartment priced at $2,450 per month, which is phenomenal. However, they didn't offer any assisted care for when the time comes, which was something that I would need to consider. It was too big and had a $3,500 one-time-only fee to get in. The place was lovely. It had a wraparound balcony, which was wonderful, and a lot of nice amenities and things to do. It had an office downstairs with an agency that would handle ALF problems should anybody need it, but that was a separate fee and had nothing to do with the facility itself. They had a pool with the temperature set to 91 degrees and a Jacuzzi that's 104 degrees, and an exercise room. However, they had wallpaper in the kitchen and bathroom that was a little outdated and needed to be upgraded, but other than that, it was perfect.
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His father is the legendary Hubert Humphrey, he uses that to prove he is a successful person who you need to be affiliated with. He will tell you that he and his father built a couple huge billion dollar companies. Don't be fooled! He is good with his words and will have you believing whatever he says. He will show you pictures of some top notch people that he is best friends with. (Mitt Romney, George Strait, several country singers) Fortunately for them, they haven't had the opportunity to be business partners with him. He knows they wouldn't put up with being ripped off. He preys on single women. If you have any money at all, he will find a way to make use of your money. He will tell you that you are investing in his sons music career or his consulting business. He has a story for everything. He will always come up with a reason not to have to pay you back. Why would someone believe him in the first place? Anyone who sees what his father built and his Mormon faith. i thought he would have integrity. Boy was I wrong. He is a bully. Jody Humphrey feels he is above the law. Untouchable and nobody would believe that he could be capable of something as wrong as taking advantage of women. Just beware and think twice before handing over your money.
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Having someone complete the act of masturbation by pulling up and down on the forearm, while the male holds his own penis.
SnackCake gave Tonkin a Dutch Rudder, because they are two freaky people who like to try new things.
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To grab your schwanz and have some tool grab your forearm and move it up and down, like he's steering the dick boat into orgasm harbor
SnackCake gives the worst Dutch Rudders ever. It's like a mentally retarded Chinese monkey trying to play the banjo.
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When a man masturbates, and another person grabs his arm and makes him do the motion. It's sort of like a cross between masturbation and a handjob. He is still holding on, but the other person is still moving your arm.
She gave him a dutch rudder last night.
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Should a St. Louis nonprofit agency that helps the poor have any business in rebuilding the diesel engine of an old Mississippi River tugboat named the Bryant T?
Thats essentially the question raised in a recent federal audit of a Grace Hill Settlement House program to retrofit diesel engines and reduce pollutants from delivery trucks, school buses, fire engines and even two old tugboats in St. Louis.
The audit recommended the agency return more than $1.4 million to the Environmental Protection Agency.
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I'll bet all the money is gone. They spent it trying to figure out what a diesel engine is.
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Maddy has a cousin who comes to live with her. What happens when she comes to the Tipton and somebody recognizes her? Will she have to go back into hiding? Will someone try to kill her for what she did?
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Chyia Patgien had been in hiding since she testified against a murderer. But she can't stay hidden forever. She wants to go back to school. She wants to see her cousin, Maddy. She has no place to live except where she's been hiding for the past four years. So she calls up her cousin and Maddy's parents allow her to live with them. Maddy says it'll be good to see her again and Chyia agrees. She left hiding a couple days ago and she eels as if everyone is watching her. Maddy meets her at the buss station and drives her to her new home. They are talking the whole way, glad to be in each other's company again, just like they had when they were kids.
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Wayne Lumber and Mulch, Inc., Wayne, W. Va., acquired another 27 OSHA violations on Sept. 2, after receiving 40 violations in 2014 reports EHS Today.
As a follow-up to the 2014 investigation, OSHA inspected Wayne Lumber and Mulch in April and found the 27 violations, nine of which were "proposed repeat." According to EHS, repeat violations include "failing to provide leg protection," and a "lack of an effective hazard communication training plan." OSHA also cited the company for multiple "alleged serious violations:"
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In honor of National Small Business Week May 1-7, WVSBDC will waive the standard $35 workshop registration fee. Since it started in 1963, National Small Business Week has recognized the critical contributions of America's entrepreneurs and small business owners.
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By FRANCO PANIZO
UPPER MONTCLAIR, N.J. – Ruben Bover is going to be a work in progress.
The young New York Red Bulls winger and head coach Mike Petke admitted to such following the club's practice on Wednesday, their first since their season-opening 3-3 draw with the Portland Timbers this past Sunday. The 20-year-old Bover – who formerly went by Ruben Izquierdo – started in that game but was not overly impressive, as he struggled to find the rhythm and make an impact in his debut.
Still, Petke has faith that better is still to come from Bover.
"Putting him out there shows the faith we have in him and what we think he can bring," said Petke on Wednesday. "He obviously was a bit nervous and he wasn't as sharp at times as usual, but he also showed glimpses of things and we know what he has to work on that's being quicker with the ball at his feet, can't hold onto it too long, especially in a league like this where if you get caught with the ball on your feet you're going to get cleaned out and counter attacked.
"But I think it was a good experience for him and it's going to be good for him moving forward."
Bover agreed. The Spanish midfielder is still acclimatizing himself to MLS and all of the nuances that differentiate it from most other leagues in the world, including dealing with the long travel and speed of the game.
"It's different to Spain. Here it's quicker. The first 10, 20 minutes of the game is not barely football. It's just going side to side," said Bover, who shares the same agency as Red Bulls captain Thierry Henry. "But at the moment I feel okay. Slowly, I'm going to get better and get more used to it so just keep working."
Here is more news from Red Bulls' practice:
Henry may be willing to be openly critical of the travel woes the Red Bulls experienced prior to departing for Portland last week, but Petke is not. Petke refused to blame the Red Bulls' second-half letdown against the Timbers on their delayed departure from the New York area.
"I'm not about excuses, I don't want my team making excuses," said Petke. "At the end of the day, everybody has to travel. … All teams go through stuff like that and that's the reason why I'm not making excuses for it because it's not an isolated incident.
"Teams go through that every year, so we're not the only ones. It is what it is."
On the subject of travel, Petke explained why the Red Bulls opted to leave Portland and head back home despite having to take another long flight back to the west coast this weekend to take on the San Jose Earthquakes.
"The reason why we did not was first and foremost that we were away so much this preseason that (staying on the west coast) would have been counterproductive," said Petke. "We had a full week (back home) and it wasn't a Sunday-Saturday (set of games). If we were going back to play Saturday, we most likely would have stayed but we were able to get a red eye so we were home right away and be home with the families and back into your environment that you're comfortable with.
"We checked with the medical department to make sure it wasn't a physical thing and they said 'Nope, because of that extra day you should be fine,' so that's not an issue at all."
- Assistant coach Robin Fraser was not at training on Wednesday as he stayed on the west coast to tend to personal matters. Head of scouting Cris da Silva helped run the session.
- Trialist Peguy Luyindula looked sharper during a full-field scrimmage than he has in weeks. On one play, Luyindula brought down a ball from the air with a deft touch before turning and hitting a great through ball in behind the defense.
- Petke said a decision on Luyindula and Marius Obekop, the club's other trialist, will be made soon.
What did you think of Bover's MLS debut? Agree with Petke's refusal to lay blame on the Red Bulls' travel woes? Agree with the club returning home instead of staying on the west coast?
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It's just bizarre that Petke is saying one thing and Henry is saying another. So if it wasn't the travel, then what was the reason for the team's let down in the 2nd half of the game, according to Petke? And why wasn't the team properly prepared for the game?
really? Im sure plenty of teams that have had zero travel time before games blow leads in the second half. its quite simple, not bizarre. one person makes an excuse while the other doesnt
Why does there have to be some excuse? There is none. They played as bad a second half as Portland played a first. Portland was not fishing for excuses.
It amazes me that you're still looking for an answer or trying to blame a delayed flight.
Henry said they weren't properly prepared and blamed it on the flight. If it's not the fault of the flight, than it's Petke's fault that he didn't get his team there a day in advance so that they could practice and train, working on their game plan and getting adjusted to time and climate.
I think Petke would have been better off not saying anything and letting this one slide. Now it looks like he and Henry are not on the same page, which is more worrisome.
It's looking like flying back to NYC may have been a mistake also, since the team didn't train for two days and only trained again on Wednesday. I can understand one day for regeneration, but what happened on Tuesday? So there will be only three days or less of training this week before their next game (Wed, Thurs, travel Fri, train Sat, game day on Sun), assuming they don't run into a problem with the incoming storm. I'm not 100% sure, but I suspect this may be a problem and I'm wondering why Petke can't get the logistics squared away so that his team can focus on training and preparation.
"Side to side" meaning end to end I assume with that Portland match at least? Interesting to hear him say MLS is "quicker" than La Liga.
Also, I miss Conor Lade. Hope he gets some PT this year. Lots of potential, but he's still young.
Of course Petke will say it was not an issue. As a coach it is a terrible motivational technique to allow your players to blame some uncontrollable factor for their poor play. Even if the travel was a problem, Petke would be an idiot to admit it.
Can someone explain why he is going by Bover, instead of Izquierdo? Is Bover his first last name or second last name?
"It's different to Spain. Here it's quicker. The first 10, 20 minutes of the game is not barely football. It's just going side to side,"
It's different than in Spain. Here is faster. The first 10-20 minutes there is hardly any football. Just running back and forth.
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Ahh, the same "agency" as Henry, or in other words, represented by Henry's best buddy. Now we know how a random second division player finds himself imported to New York. I wonder when Henry will make his final decision about signing Luyindola and Ruthven.
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JK Keller has an ongoing project called 'The Adaption to My Generation' where he takes photo of his face every single day, until the day he dies. He is sixteen years into the project so far.
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The prospect of BP being found guilty of gross negligence over the Gulf of Mexico oil spill appeared to recede yesterday as its main partner in the offending Macondo well prospect agreed to drop all claims against it as part of a $4bn (£2.5bn) out-of-court settlement.
Anadarko Petroleum's payment ends a long-running dispute between the two parties about liability for the accident that claimed 11 lives and will see each dropping all allegations against the other.
As a 25 per cent shareholder in Macondo, Anadarko would have been liable for a quarter of the total cost of cleaning the spill, compensating those affected and paying government fines, which BP estimates will be about $42bn. However, if Anadarko could prove that BP, Macondo's operator and 65 per cent shareholder, had been grossly negligent it would not have had to pay a cent.
Andrew Whittock, an analyst at Liberium Capital, said: "This is undoubtedly good news for BP and suggests the pendulum may be swinging away from the idea that BP was grossly negligent, to a grey area where it is not at all clear cut."
Although Anadarko has dropped its claim of gross negligence against BP, the charge will lie at the centre of a hugely complex court case due to start in Louisiana in February, which will roll thousands of cases into one of the biggest "multi-district legislation" cases in US history.
Mr Whittock said that although it was up to the courts to decide the matter, the fact that Anadarko would rather pay BP $4bn now, than risk paying it about $10bn later, "suggests it believes BP may not have been grossly negligent after all and that has made me feel much more comfortable".
BP's $42bn estimate does not include a provision for gross negligence because the company refutes the allegation. If the court disagrees, BP's spill-related bill could rise by $21.5bn.
Shares in BP jumped by 2 per cent to 425.55p, as investors celebrated the receding prospect of additional "gross negligence" payouts.
Bob Dudley, BP's chief executive, said: "This settlement represents a positive resolution of a significant uncertainty and it resolves the issues among all the leaseholders of the Macondo well."
Mr Dudley also renewed his calls for Transocean, the operator of the Deepwater Horizon rig, and Halliburton, the cement contractor, to pay their share of the costs of the oil spill. BP's other partner in the Macondo oil prospect, Moex Offshore, the American unit of Japan's Mitsui Oil Exploration Co, has already settled with BP for $1bn. Jim Hackett, Anadarko's chairman and chief executive, said: "This settlement agreement with BP is the right action as it removes significant uncertainty regarding future liabilities."
In addition to the forthcoming case in Louisiana, which includes a host of claims and counter claims by the US government, individuals, businesses, consumer groups and participants in the Macondo project, BP faces a mammoth "multi-district legislation" shareholder lawsuit that includes claims and counter claims involving BP, Halliburton and Transocean.
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What's a Folk Song? You Tell Me.
Folkways Records did many things, but chief among them was proving that Big Bill Broonzy was right: "They're all folk songs," Broonzy once said; "I ain't never heard a horse sing." (A bunch of other people have said the same thing since, so you'll see various later attributions of this statement.) Trying to define "folk song" as one particular thing is like nailing the proverbial jello to the wall. All the more credit to Moses Asch (pictured) and his Folkways label that he wasted very little time even trying.
Most Americans would recognize songs like "My Old Kentucky Home" or "Oh Susannah" as folk songs, because they're a common part of our culture and an enduring piece of "old America." But when Stephen Foster wrote them, and so many other songs in the mid-19th century, he wasn't creating "folk songs," he was writing what he hoped would be popular songs – the pop music of his day. And by the way, he did write them – notating the lyrics and the music in a way that is, in theory at least, completely at odds with folk music's oral tradition.
The point is, you can never tell what will end up being folk music, until the folk themselves pick it up. When Moses Asch started collecting songs, he quickly found that there were many worlds of folk music out there. Just here in the States, there were ballads that were essentially old English and Scottish songs that had been frozen in time among the isolated hills and valleys of Appalachia. There were fiddle tunes that came from Ireland and Norway, accordion music from Germany, and a hundred other styles of folk music that pointed to other parts of the world. And so his Folkways label quickly expanded beyond the borders of the US and became, over the course of its long history, one of the world's preeminent sources of traditional musics from around the world. Of course, the label is most famous for introducing American folkies like Pete Seeger, Woody Guthrie, Lead Belly, Mary Lou Williams, and so many more. But even here, defining things as "folk music" could often be a tricky thing. One of my favorite records of 1983 was a Folkways LP by a Texas magazine editor and guitarist named Ben Tavera King, and it was called "Border Crossings: New Directions in Tex-Mex Music." No one would argue that Tex-Mex is a great old musical (and gastronomical) tradition, but King had written these pieces himself, recently. As the album's subtitle indicated, this was not an attempt to recreate an old folk sound, but rather to extend it. Ben still makes records – and has his own label, called Talking Taco Records – and last time I spoke to him, he hadn't turned into a horse. So yes, they're all folk songs.
Do you have a favorite Folkways record? Ever hear an old folk record and suddenly recognize a tune you'd thought was written by a favorite rock band, or see early evidence of a recent popular song that seems to be making its way into the realm of "folk" music? Leave a comment.
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