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2007 Hyundai Santa Fe SE LOW Miles SUV ReviewThis car review is specific to this model, not the actual vehicle for sale.
All-new crossover SUV suited for the suburbs.
Hyundai is on a roll. Its vehicles are proving to have the reliability and quality people expect from Japanese cars. The Hyundai Santa Fe is all-new for 2007 and early indications are that it could be a true alternative to the Toyota Highlander.
The Santa Fe is a so-called crossover SUV, meaning it's built like a car, using unibody construction instead of the body-on-frame construction of a traditional truck. It's a practical vehicle for everyday use.
Completely redesigned, the new 2007 Hyundai Santa Fe is attractive. It blends into the suburbs nicely, shedding the quirky looks of last year's model. It's larger than before and now offers third-row seating, for up to seven passengers. The five-passenger arrangement offers much more cargo space, however. The new Santa Fe is smooth and quiet and handles well on winding, paved roads. Yet it retains Hyundai's value quotient.
The 2007 Hyundai Santa Fe comes in three trim levels: GLS, SE, and Limited. All-wheel-drive is offered as an option ($2,000) on all models. The seven-passenger Touring Package ($1,200) includes a folding third-row seat with auxiliary climate control.
Safety features that come standard on all models include dual front airbags, front seat side-impact airbags (for torso protection), side curtain airbags (for head protection) and active front head restraints. Active safety features include antilock brakes, electronic stability control, traction control, and a tire-pressure monitoring system.
The GLS ($20,945) is powered by a 185-hp 2.7-liter V6 engine. it comes standard with cloth upholstery, a five-speed manual gearbox. A four-speed automatic transmission with Shiftronic manual control is optional ($1,200). The GLS is well equipped with air conditioning, a tilt and telescoping steering wheel, 112-watt AM/FM/CD/MP3 audio system with six speakers, rocker panel moldings, heated power side mirrors, power windows, power door locks, remote keyless entry, 16-inch alloy wheels, and a roof rack with rails.
The SE ($23,645) has a more powerful, 242-hp 3.3-liter V6 with a five-speed automatic transmission with Shiftronic and 18-inch alloy wheels. In addition to the equipment found on the GLS, the SE adds electrochromic auto-dimming rearview mirror with compass, front fog lights and steering wheel audio controls. An optional Premium Package ($1,600) adds a power driver seat with power lumbar support, a power tilt/slide glass sunroof, heated front seats and HomeLink. The Ultimate Package ($3,850) includes the Premium Package features, plus a rear-seat entertainment system with an eight-inch LCD monitor, 252-watt AM/FM/CD-changer/MP3 audio system with seven speakers (including subwoofer) and external amplifier, and a 115-volt power outlet in the rear cargo area.
The Limited ($25,945) adds leather seating surfaces, heated front seats, power driver seat with power lumbar support, dual zone automatic temperature control with outside temperature display and HomeLink. A chrome grille and exterior door handles, as well as a body color hatch spoiler, distinguish the Limited. The Ultimate Package ($3,550) includes a sunroof, rear-seat entertainment system with an eight-inch LCD monitor, a 605-watt Infinity Logic 7 Surround Sound AM/FM/CD-changer/MP3 audio system with 10 speakers (including subwoofer) and external amplifier, 115-volt power outlet and power front passenger seat.
XM Satellite Radio and a navigation system will be available on later models.
The Santa Fe includes Hyundai's bumper-to-bumper warranty of five years/60,000 miles and a powertrain warranty of 10 years/100,000 miles.
Compared to the previous-generation model (2006 and earlier), which was polarizing with its curvy lines, the new Hyundai Santa Fe blends in with other SUVs in its segment.
Hyundai says the new Santa Fe evokes the assertive grace of a speed skater with a relatively long wheelbase and short overhangs. Certainly if you squint your eyes and look at the side it has more of a profile of a sporty station wagon than that of a traditional body-on-frame SUV. Some would say it looks like a smaller version of the Volkswagen Touareg, which is not a bad comparison.
The most noticeable attribute of the Santa Fe's front is the complete absence of a bumper. Instead the front valence curves around from beneath the body to encompass the large grille and wrap around headlights. The hood slopes up toward the raked windshield and the wedge shape continues along the lower edges of the side windows that sweep up dramatically toward the tailgate.
Even the rear has distinctively curved lines with high mounted taillight clusters that are partially mounted on the main body and the tailgate. The easy to see and easy to grab tailgate handle is definitely a Santa Fe design cue.
Although the new Santa Fe is slightly larger than the previous model, it looks smaller because its styling is more refined and it looks less like a truck.
Pleasing is the best way to describe the interior of the Hyundai Santa fe as it features modern plastics with a soft touch feel. All models include blue accent lighting at night to illuminate the instruments, switches and the edges of the front cupholders. Even the base GLS has nice luxury touches that include realistic looking, but fake wood-trim accents across the width of the dashboard, surrounding the shifter and along the door panels.
The gauges are mounted in a large instrument pod in front of the steering wheel. The radio and climate controls are well located in a center stack that is mounted high in the dashboard for easy reach and observation while driving.
According to Hyundai's measurements, the headroom and legroom is greater in all rows than in competing models thanks to a uniquely designed unibody that is not based off an existing car platform, thus allowing the engineers to maximize interior space without compromise.
With the optional third row of seats folded down there is a generous 34.2 cubic feet of storage space on an almost flat floor. Fold down the middle row of seats and there is 79.3 cubic feet of storage space. Although the Santa Fe is one of smallest midsize SUVs in exterior dimensions it is far from being the smallest inside, a tribute to its space-efficient design.
The air vents for the center row of seats are mounted in the B-pillar, which is much more effective than being mounted down low behind the center console, as in many vehicles.
We did not get to try a model with the third row of seats. In our experience they are of limited use for anything more than carrying kids short distances. With them in place there is a mere 10 cubic feet of cargo space, which is no more than you'll find in a cramped two-door coupe. If you really need to carry seven passengers and/or cargo, a minivan is far more practical. Additionally, one loses the very practical hidden storage space under the rear floor when the vehicle is fitted with the optional third row of seats.
Driving Impression
Nobody can really expect an SUV, even one built using a stiff unibody, to handle as well as a sedan. However the new Hyundai Santa Fe comes mighty close. Indeed as long as you don't fling it around corners as if you're in a sports sedan, you'll have no complaints about the Santa Fe's handling.
Overall, the driving experience is transparent, meaning there is nothing outstanding, negatively or positively. The steering has a pleasant feel, neither too tight nor too loose, the brakes work well if not dramatically, the ride is smooth and the vehicle is quiet.
The GLS comes with the smaller of two available V6 engines and is available with a manual transmission, which is a unique combination in the U.S. We haven't had a chance to check it out and Hyundai admits few people will buy one, but a manual transmission is available for drivers who want one.
We briefly drove a Santa Fe with all-wheel drive and on dry pavement it did not feel any different from the front-drive model. All-wheel drive is designed to improve handling stability and traction on slippery surfaces.
All Santa Fe models include electronic stability control with traction control.
The best value may be the front-drive SE model, which has the same high-tech aluminum engine and transmission as the Limited.
The Hyundai Santa Fe is the same size as the Toyota Highlander, but it costs less. Judging from Hyundai's performance in J.D. Power and Associates quality studies, Hyundai's vehicles are right in there in terms of quality and reliability as well. If you're in the market for a suburban SUV rather than a genuine off-road vehicle, the capable and refined Santa Fe should be included on your shopping list.
NewCarTestDrive.com correspondent John Rettie drove the Hyundai Santa Fe in Santa Barbara.
Model Lineup
Hyundai Santa Fe GLS Manual ($20,945); GLS Automatic ($22,145); SE ($23,645); Limited ($25,945).
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Hyundai Santa Fe Limited ($25,945).The Santa Fe is a so-called crossover SUV, meaning it's built like a car, using unibody construction instead of the body-on-frame construction of a traditional truck. It's a practical vehicle for everyday use. The Santa Fe is larger than before and now offers third-row seating, for up to seven passengers. It comes in three trim levels: GLS, SE, and Limited. All-wheel-drive is offered as an option on all models. The seven-passenger Touring Package includes a folding third-row seat with auxiliary climate control. Safety features that come standard on all models include dual front airbags, front seat side-impact airbags, side curtain airbags and active front head restraints. Active safety features include antilock brakes, electronic stability control, traction control, and a tire-pressure monitoring system. For 2007, the Hyundai Santa Fe is completely redesigned.
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At cornerback, Justin Miller was beaten badly by Houston wideout Andre Johnson for a long touchdown. No offense to Miller, but that would probably happen eight out of 10 times as Johnson is a top flight receiver in the NFL. The Cardinals are hoping Greg Toler continues to develop into a starter and he is beginning to look the part. Toler missed a couple of tackles in run support but was excellent in coverage, particularly in one-on-one situations. Coach Ken Whisenhunt wanted to see how players performed on an island and Toler passed the test for the time being.
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The sounds of Black Ingrid and that man's footsteps faded in to the distance. When the clicking of their feet disappeared Liam slightly pushed me. With that shove, my hands fell out of the air vent and stuck out from the ceiling. He gave another grand push from behind and with that I fell out of the air vent and on to the statue.
The smooth surface of the stone statue did nothing to help me in this situation. The stone caused me to slowly slide down the statue at a steady pace. No matter how much I clinged on to the statue it never supported my weight. Soon enough I found a foot hole like crevice and used it to begin my proper climb down the slippery stone. After a while Liam followed pulled himself out of the air vent and started his descent down the statue.
I reached the ground first. Once Liam reached the ground soon after me, the paintings all came back to life and broke out of their forced rigid poses. The painted people continued their party as we walked down the hallway of art. They drank, they cried, and they danced
"Do you now understand why I brought you here?" Liam turned to face me as we walked. A genuine smile came across his face. This would be one of the last genuine things he would ever do for me, smile. Oh how I wish that was a lie.
"I get it now." I replied with a smile. At the time I thought I understood but I really did not. Walking through the lively paintings I had only seen standing still, urging to break out of their own shell. I felt the real emotions that the artists wanted to portray through their works of art. Inside of each canvas there was a story to be told that no one ever pays attention to. I thought that he wanted me to see the stories inside of the canvases scattered around the walls that surrounded me.
And so Liam and I walked happily towards the back door that we had walked through to enter the museum. He searched for the key in his pocket but it could not be found. Panicked, he turned to me.
"Stay here," He turned his heard around as to watch out for something…or someone. "I'll be back soon. I must have just dropped the key, that's all." I nodded to him and he dashed off. It was a different painting of Napoleon that spoke to me as soon as Liam was out of sight and out of ear shot.
"What has compelled you to correspond with that man Mlle?" Napoleon spoke with a thick French accent that was hard to understand at times but I managed. He showed an interest in my well being and seemed a tad bit angered by my association with Liam.
"Is there anything wrong with him M. Bonaparte?" I talked to him quite quizzically. I was only a naïve child back then and understood nothing. Of course there was something wrong with him. I just did not notice it yet. I would not notice it for the next twenty four hours.
"Oui, Mlle." Napoleon nodded his head fiercely and tried to lean in towards me in his two dimensional state but failed miserably. "That man has taken them away from here."
"Them? Who are them?" My pleas were not replied by the French man. The paintings had returned to their popularized state and Liam came running down the hall way to return to my side. He proudly held the key in the air with a grin from ear to ear slapped upon his face.
"I'm back," He came to a halt right next to me. His rubber soled shoes made a screeching sound as he stopped. "It was right below the statue. It must have fallen out of my pocket or something like that." He uninsured shrugged his shoulders. He soon retained his composure.
"No use fretting over that anymore," He turned his back to me and headed in the direction of the door. He noticed that I did not follow him immediately like I had for the rest of the night and turned his head at me. "Are you coming Lynn?" I looked back at the painting of Napoleon I had just talked to, still confused by the meaning of his words. If I had looked in to the meaning of what he said and used my head for once, I would have understood what Napoleon meant but I would not realize it yet.
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Elegant Apartment with best view in Lisbon!
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The air conditioned apartment is located within an attractive historic building. There is a comfortable double bedroom with armchairs and flat-screen TV with satellite channels. The juliette balcony features a coffee table. Guests can prepare meals in the fully-equipped kitchen/dining area. The bathroom features a walk-in shower.
The location is close to some Lisbon's best loved sights and attractions. The viewpoint at Portas do Sol is 2 minutes' walk, St. Vincents Monastery is 5 minutes away on foot and Lisbon Cathedral is a 10-minute walk.
The Number 28 Tram, a popular alternative way to get around some of the city's most beautiful sights, stops 2 minutes' walk from the apartment. Santa Apolónia, one of the main train stations serving Lisbon, is 15 minutes' walk away.
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the studio,nice and elegant,interior is in the heart of Alfama which is THE BEST part of it.also close to the tube.A friendly and good bakeshop near.Try the cakes!
Ulrik is quick to respond when problems arise.Unforunately he could not solve the problem with Wi Fi.
Negative there is a nasty odor(dampness?)which sprays and dry flowers do not resolve.No/hardly natural light
Super cozy place to stay in the middle of beautifull Mouraria!
* Nice location in the middle of the life of Alfama
Use the map provided by Ulrik to find the a little bit hidden place.
You'll have to walk ~5 min uphill with your suitcase - the price of living in the middle of Alfama ;-)
* Perfect organization, all important questions answered by Ulrik in confirmation mail plus plenty of bonus material on Lisbon
We enjoyed our stay in Lisbon very much. The apartment is great and its location in Alfama is perfect to stroll around and get to know all this nice little places, local restaurants and sights this historic area has to offer. The way the apartment was refurbished is awesome and just fits. As you can see from the pictures and the description the place is rather small. But given the fact that no one spends too much time in his apartment in a city like Lisbon we rather enjoyed the cozy atmosphere. It is bright, everything you need to prepare a simple meal is there, the shower works well ;) and by the way... you have a great and very helpful host.
We really enjoyed our stay at the small Apartment in Alfama. It was clean and bright, newly renovated and perfectly located if you`re staying for a city-trip. Even in September it can get quit hot in the Apartment - luckily we had two fans and an aircooler.
The only thing to criticize would be the difficulty we had to find the house in Alfama at the night we arrived. Even garbage collector working 50 metres next to the building didn't know where the tiny little street was located. All in all we spent a great time in Lissabon and we would book with Ulrik again.
The host cancelled the booking, this review is automated.
It is a very nice place, perfectly located in a quite street of Alfama and Ulrik is a very nice guy giving all you need for a nice tiçe in lisbonn so we recommend him.
Die Wohnung ist O.K. Leider hat sie kein Fenster, nur die Milchglasscheibe in der Tür. Die Wohnung liegt urig in der Alfama. Die Umgebung ist bis in die Nacht sehr laut.
Die Wohnung ist ein guter Ausgangspunkt für alle Unternehmungen in der Stadt, sehr zentral und in der Woche erstaunlich ruhig. Mouraria II ist für ein paar Tage angenehm, die Bewegungsfreiheit ist nur etwas gering. Die Sauberkeit war gut. Das Bad ist sehr klein, genau so breit wie die Duschkabine. Eine Seite des Bettes steht an der Wand, so dass man nach unten aussteigen muss, wenn da nicht ein Ventilator oder eine kleine Heizung ständen. Die haben wir weggeräumt, dann klappte es gut. Die Küche reicht für Frühstück und kleine Gerichte, der Kühlschrank ist eher zu klein, kühlte aber gut. Unten an der Straße eine sehr günstige Frühstücksgelegenheit mit leckerem Kaffee und Süßkram. Mouraria ist ein altes Viertel, und nicht auf den ersten Blick einnehmend. Im Viertel werden bedeutenden Fado-Sängerinnen und -Sängern mit Gedenktafeln geehrt. Alles in Allem gut mit **. Würde ich wieder wählen
Super séjour à Lisbonne.
Ulrik a été un très bon hôte, l'appartement est superbe.
On recommande.
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Hi all, I'm new to the backpacking game and would love to hear some people's personal favorite dehydrated breakfasts/dinners. I'm assuming they don't taste all that great, but the convenience is too much to pass up. Also, when finished can you burn the empty packet in the fire or is that a no-no? What type of coffee/device works best?
thanks very much in advance
@sarbarLocale: In the shadow of Mt. Rainier
If you want ready to go meals (where you just add water) check out packitgourmet.com – for coffee? VIA by Starbucks.
@richardcullipLocale: San Diego County
+1 on PackitGourmet.
I started using some of their ready-to-rehydrate meals last year and they have become a staple in my backpacking meal planning. Haven't found one yet that I regret buying. I repackage them into a small freezer bag for Freezer Bag Cooking and pack out all my trash when done rather than burn it it a fire.
@pda123Locale: Eastern Mass
Make your own. See Mrbabelfish5 on Youtube (or hungryhiker.com) for ideas and techniques.
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The 1st one still had the motor, which seems to be a rarity. The 2nd one was a beauty in its day!


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Five hundred years after the Santa Maria was abandoned in the Caribbean, researchers may have finally located its remains. The site, just off the northern coast of Haiti, matches the area described in Christopher Columbus's diary as the flagship's final resting place, USA Today reports. A 15th century cannon and Spanish rocks nearby the underwater remnants offer further evidence that it's the Santa Maria. The announcement of the find was made today in New York City and archaeologists plan to do a full excavation soon.


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Amicus eyed his opponent, his knees bent, his ears alert for any sign of attack. Being just thirteen, he was quick and sleek compared to the lumbering thug in front of him. Amicus slowly raised his hand to his face and held his short matted hair back from his face. He could outrun the man, but something in the back of his mind willed him to stay. It was a long time since Amicus had tasted a fight. The man was stout and clumsy, with a large head covered in greasy blond hair. His eyes were dark, and were barely visible in the alley, yet his white tunic lit up the rest of his face. He could have been handsome once, yet fighting had mutilated what little attractiveness he had.
Cautiously, Amicus stood at full height and raised an eyebrow at the man. "Ready?" he muttered, teasingly. The man groaned and stood up. Amicus gasped. He had underestimated the size and strength of the thug. He gulped. There was no going back. "Vado!" He screamed and launched himself at the man. The thug reacted with a cry as the boy leapt on his back and began attacking him with his fists. The thug fell to the floor and just as Amicus tasted victory the man began to shake him off. Amicus was thrown across the street but managed to catch himself and land on his feet. Crouched, he growled at his opponent. He couldn't even remember why they were fighting. Amicus was always searching for a fight. He always won, and loved the taste of victory. He hadn't noticed the giant of a man slowly get to his feet, and was taken aback as it came lumbering towards him in a fit of rage. Its eyes were ablaze; it's mouth frothing with effort. The man reached to pick him up but Amicus was to quick for him. The boy darted out the way, sending the giant toppling into the street. Amicus leapt along the 2ft high stepping-stones that crowned the sewage filled streets, and muffled a laugh as the man emerged from the debris. The man was furious, and shouted something in Greek. Amicus laughed again. "There is no point crying for Mater old man!" He fell to the ground in a fit of laughter, pummelling the cobbles with his fists. Then he froze. He heard more voices, sharp and angry. He couldn't understand what they were saying; he only spoke Latin –
a little at that.
As he tried to stand up he realized he couldn't. Two Greek men were pinning him to the floor. Amicus cursed and struggled to get free. Suddenly the putrid smell of sewage filled his nostrils, making him gag. As he opened his eyes, he looked straight into those of the thug. The man grinned and whispered in stuttered Latin " Ego Vinci. I win."


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text: Just returned from a small trip to the Fort. Finally had beautiful weather with no rain!!!! The last 4 trips had included rain, so this was a nice change. As is normal for Sept., the Fort was very quiet. Many of the loops were closed and some had just a few campers. Enjoyed a walk by the lake and nature trail. Always a welcomed sight. A great fishing spot. The 300 loop was closed for upgrading. I walked thru from the back way (the nature trail road), so I was able to walk half the loop before getting chased out. Here's a couple of shots of new plants going in and fill as this is one of the lowest loops at the Fort. New plants for 300 loop An empty 300 loop. Workers putting in new foliage. They were 7 gallon and it looked like 15 gallon plants, so they'll fill in quickly. Still muggy and warm, but the morning was so bright and beautiful, I skipped the bus and walked back to the Meadows area. Here's the big reason so much of the Fort has lost foliage and is being replanted, this is the dreaded potato vine. The Meadows area is also quiet and it's actually a nice change from the normal crowd. Ahhhh, very peaceful. Great fishing right under this bush. This is right across the street from the 1500 loop bus stop, looking towards the 1400 loop. Here's a pavilion for picnics, grills provided. This is located just east of the pool, right by the tennis courts. This is next to the Bike Barn looking at the Meadows Trading Post. Loop 600 is to the right. So many options for recreation here. Only the Lifeguards were at the pool. Didn't do online checkin because we wanted to see what loop we would be given. Sometimes, you get a free upgrade when the Fort is this slow. Ended up in the 1500 loop aka Cottontail Curl. Haven't been in this loop in over 15 years, so it was like coming home. The great thing is the canals are right behind the sites, so got quite a bit of fishing in on this short trip. Several beam, sunfish and a couple of big, ugly catfish. It's the first time I've caught catfish at the Fort. They were stocking the canals with fish on Wed. and Thurs., so the fishing should be better in, ah, 2 or 3 years. This site has survived all the foliage removal. Nice and secluded although it's right in the middle of the loop. Site 1515 Site 1518 looks very much like this. This site backs up to the canal and has a slight runoff problems. Head over to MK the next day. The crowd isn't too bad. Enjoyed the train ride and chat with the conductor. Wish the Fort Wilderness Line still looked like this. This is the Main Street Station. I learned this is a retired trestle bridge from Florida, but still works and is used to move the River boat to back canals during hurricanes. It swings out to open the waterway for passage. It's located just past the Frontierland Station. Look for it next time you take the train. Is it my imagination or is the castle leaning a bit????? That's all folks. Until the next trip, one more shot for the road.


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"Why did you leave me?" I whispered. My eyes hurt. I wanted to cry, but nothing ever came. I stumbled down the flourescent hall, stopping at an intersection. Everything was left unused and empty.
"Why don't you love me?!?!"I screamed. I practically felt my throat tear and bleed. I turned left and drug my way to the first door. I peered into the room where a constant and quiet beeping came from.
There on the cot layed a man in a bunny suit. It was pink and smiling, but on his perfect white stomach, was a splattering of blood. He was hooked up to a life-support machine,and the screen only showed a smiley face.
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"Midnight already..?" He grumbled in a low voice. It had been a week since he had gotten any decent sleep. He closed his eyes and tried to fall asleep, but once again it managed to elude him. It was surprising the difference a week could make. The obvious symptoms of sleep deprivation were much more intense than Psych 101 class had claimed. It was hell in a nutshell. Tremors, hallucinations, and not to mention temporary short term memory loss plagued him. That on top of when he did sleep, it was at the worst possible moments. Class was a perfect example of that, especially when any jolt made him seize and wake up in the nurse's office screaming bloody murder.
It was all thanks to that stupid accident a week ago anyway. Being almost blind had caused incidents in the past for him, but nothing like that one. He would occasionally stumble or bump something over, even with the thick prescription lenses on. His vision was roughly 20/160 without glasses, not legally blind but pretty close to it. He tried not to let that stop him though. Felix walked everywhere since driving was out of the question and a bicycle was just a hazard to everyone around him.
The teenager rolled over from his right side to the left and stared at the digital clock that sat on his nightstand. Blurry white digits created a faint light that lingered at the head of his bed. He softly sighed and closed his eyes. This was pointless.
He pulled himself up into a sitting position and rubbed his eyes. The action never really helped him see clearer, but it somehow made him feel like it might as one day. A sigh escaped as he flopped back down against his pillow. It was going to be a long night.
Eventually, the teen dragged himself out of bed, and began his usual routine. Fumbling for his thick, black rectangular rimmed glasses as he brought his slender frame to an upright position. After a moment, he slid them onto the bridge of his nose, feeling his skin mold against the cool plastic. The thick lenses brought the hazy room into more detail as the sluggish teen moved towards his closet to dress.
His stomach growled as he dropped back on the bed and pulled on a pair of converse. He snagged his phone off of the charger before standing up. He tapped the home button. "No new texts." he mumbled and locked the smartphone before slipping it into his jacket pocket.


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Frank and Joe's spring vacation on South Padre Island is turning out to be anything but a day at the beach. Invited by Rosa Galvan to watch her brother Rigo's bullfighting match, they witness his brilliant victory over the bull. Then a helicopter descends from above and plucks Rigo out of the ring. Now, all their fates will be determined in one blistering moment.
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I didn't go to the reception the Queen held at Buckingham Palace for the media this week. Apparently, my invitation got held up in the post.
So I'm not able to tell you that Kate looked fabulous in an emerald green dress, that William chatted amiably with Andrew Marr, and that the Duke of Edinburgh behaved impeccably, his only (very minor) gaffe coming when he told the editor of a blog called TechnoCrunch that it sounded more like pet food.
I have had to rely on other sources for that news, or indeed to learn that Fearne Cotton thought it was "amazing" (sometimes, it's just the only adjective that will do!) Perhaps I was persona non grata. Did I blot my copybook at the previous event of its type, held 10 years ago as part of the celebrations to mark the Queen's Golden Jubilee?
That was held in the Great Hall at Windsor Castle, and although it came at a time when relations between the Palace and the media were more fractious than they are today, I thought my manners fitted the occasion. I didn't blink an eye when I was dressed down by Prince Philip.
On being introduced, he asked me what I did. "I'm the editor of The Independent," I told him. "Well, what are you doing here?" he asked in characteristically brusque fashion. (The Independent, from its inception, had maintained a lofty stance when covering Royal affairs.) I didn't really know how to respond, or indeed whether I should, so I just said, rather pathetically: "Thank you for inviting me."
"You didn't have to come," said the Duke, who moved swiftly on to talk to someone more interesting, like Piers Morgan, for example.
I've always admired the Duke of Edinburgh since then. Quite right. Tell it how it is. Why should he pretend he's awfully pleased to see someone when he clearly isn't. In fact, many of the incidents that are ascribed to him as "gaffes" are nothing of the sort, just authentic articulations of thoughts we might all have.
Like when he said, on a tour of Canada: "We don't come here for our health. We can think of other ways of enjoying ourselves! Or, when asked his opinion of Beijing, replying: "Ghastly." Or, at the opening of a new British Embassy in Berlin: "It's a vast waste of space."
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Chuck Swindoll tells the story of a young boy who lived with his grandfather high in the Swiss Alps. Often, just to hear the echo of his voice, the boy would go outside, cup his hands around his mouth, and shout, "HELLO!" Up from the canyons the reply reverberated, "HELLO HELLO hello hello " Then he would call out, "I LOVE YOU I LOVE YOU I love you I love you "
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We caught up with former Arizona Cardinals defensive tackle Wendell Bryant after he was drafted tonight by the United Football League's Las Vegas franchise.
The former first-round draft pick, who was booted out of the NFL due to repeated violations of the league's substance-abuse policy, expressed excitement during a telephone interview about getting another chance to play football. Bryant was cut by the Cardinals in 2005 after being suspended for a year due to a positive drug test.
Clean and sober for nearly a year, Bryant emphasized that he's determined to prove himself.
"I got a second chance by the grace of God and this 12-step program," Bryant said from his home in Phoenix. "I've been able to come to a place of peace now. All I wanted was a second chance and I got what I wanted. Now, I've got to show and prove myself.
"I'm just excited to be back on the field and run around and chase people. I'm looking forward to it. I'm ready to go get it. I can't wait to run around until I'm out of breath. This is going to be so much fun."
Bryant didn't know that he had been drafted by Las Vegas until receiving a telephone call from PFT.
The former Wisconsin standout wasn't totally surprised that he's remaining on the West Coast and will be playing for former New York Giants coach Jim Fassel.
Bryant spoke with Fassel prior to the draft and had a hunch that they would meet again soon.
"Coach Fassel seems like a really straightforward guy who wants to get the absolute best out of his players," Bryant said. "He's very in tune with the offensive side of the ball. He has a great staff. I'm looking forward to being a part of it. I hope we do so well that he doesn't even have to focus on the defense. . . .
"From what I've gathered, this is like a minor league farm system for the NFL. When NFL Europe was canceled, so much was lost as far as having a farm system for the NFL. I'm looking forward to getting some significant playing time and game film, but I'm mostly looking forward to just playing the game again and being a part of a team. I can't say enough about how grateful and hungry I am."
Bryant, who lives in Phoenix, is thrilled that he'll be able to remain close to his family, including a young daughter, in order to maintain the support system that has helped him turn around his life.
"I'm not going to be far from the people that I love, I'll be able to see my family," Bryant said. "I wouldn't have this opportunity if not for my family and my sobriety. They keep me grounded, humble and on track to succeed.
"With them behind me, it has been real easy for me to get up and work out and stay on my diet and do everything that I'm supposed to do. It feels so good to be able to say, 'I'm a football player again, not an ex-football player.' I promise you, I'm going to give it everything I've got."
Wendell Bryant: "I Got A Second Chance"
We caught up with former Arizona Cardinals defensive tackle Wendell Bryant after he was drafted tonight by the United Football League's Las Vegas franchise.
Raider Pride says: Jun 18, 2009 9:34 PM
Wiping Tears From My Eyes.
What a beautiful story.
So….. P.F.T. is now making phone calls to dig out stories. Is your call center hiring? I was a top producer at the call center for GINZU Food Processors (In Home Sales Division.) for 5 yrs.
"I can do it coach… Just give me a chance"
icowright says: Jun 18, 2009 9:38 PM
Hey, what happened? Since when did Wendell Bryant's agent become a contributor to this site? Did Mike just hand over the keys and crawl in the trunk?
Vinny2020 says: Jun 18, 2009 9:43 PM
Yeah surprise dumbass. They use phones to interview people. Nice one Raider Pride.
SirSuperSouthern says: Jun 18, 2009 9:48 PM
The NFL needs a legitimate farm system outside of college football. 95% of those guys DO NOT belong in college – period. Nor should they have to go to get a shot at the NFL.
The UFL will provide a platform for Blue Chippers coming outta high school to show what they can do WITHOUT worrying about classes they couldn't care less about. If the UFL could play in Spring and develop young hotshots and second-chancers, it'd be worth watching, and more football can only be a good thig…
sporkdevil says: Jun 18, 2009 9:49 PM
Wow, an uplifting story about a football player? On PFT? To think only a few years ago you were probably calling this guy human garbage.
I hope he keeps up this attitude and works out well in the UFL. I'm glad he has turned his life around, he seems to "get it" now.
journeyman says: Jun 18, 2009 10:03 PM
You should of gave it everything you had when you were in the NFL. A little to late dude. Big difference in paychecks. You choose to use drugs instead of playing NFL football.
ArdieLange says: Jun 18, 2009 10:12 PM
First question… Is the UFL going to be an indoor arena league? I lack the motivation to even investigate.
If this league is a 100 yard "minor" league for football, I fully endorse it (not that my endorsement merits any authentication).
It would be friggin' awesome to have a startup league that adhere's to NFL rules and regulations. From Mike Vick to Wendell Bryant. I think that this could evolve into something great. Tom Brady was a 6th round draft pick. If he wasn't drafted, we'd now nothing about him. This gives players the chance to progress. Some on the greatest players ever were high round draft picks that would benefit teams as a backup. They progressed, learned, and now look at them.
ben.there says: Jun 18, 2009 10:16 PM
Better get a hold of a Vegas meeting schedule. Las Vegas is addiction's playground.
LewD says: Jun 18, 2009 11:11 PM
"I promise you, I'm gong to give it everything I've got."
was it gong or did you mean bong???
Sorry Wendell … good luck with your comeback ….
spanky07 says: Jun 18, 2009 11:20 PM
Just what we need…another football league that will bomb. More criminals, drug addicts and drunks trying to get a check…will Goodell have anything to do with this league?
4everlionz says: Jun 18, 2009 11:35 PM
thats awesome wendell!!!!!!!i prayed that you would find your path..im glad to see you at least get a chance to show your worth on the field!!in my opinion you already have shown your worth as a man…………….p.s thanks for the phone call it meant alot……..goood luck
Colts2145 says: Jun 19, 2009 12:00 AM
SirSuperSouthern, there are two main reasons the NFL makes players wait three seasons before they can enter the draft.
1. Most kids coming out of high school are not physically prepared to play professional football. They haven't fully developed yet and need the time in school to fill out. Just because the players in the UFL won't be as good doesn't mean that they won't be big and hit hard. Most 18-year olds, even ones who will eventually become good enough to play in the NFL, can't take that kind of punishment.
2. A miniscule percentage of even Division 1-A players are good enough to play in the NFL. That doesn't mean that a lot more don't think they are when they graduate high school. I guarantee that were the UFL to allow players coming out of high school, there would be an influx of arrogant high school graduates thinking that they can hit the big time, and most of them won't. Then what? The NFL creates an incentive to go to college because that way even if players flame out of the league, they still have an education to fall back on. Even if they don't care in college, once their pro opportunities are gone they will be glad they went.
greggo1545 says: Jun 19, 2009 12:12 AM
I'm happy for him turning around his life… it seems like he's matured and is now on the right path. I hope everything works out for him.
jeff303 says: Jun 19, 2009 9:06 AM
Since he's such a great guy now and he's changed and everything, when will he be returning all the money he stole from the AZ Cardinals?
Yes it was a stupid draft pick in the first place, but wasting a 1st-round pick on someone who would rather party than work set that franchise back quite a bit at the time.
coolhand says: Jun 19, 2009 9:49 AM
I'll admit I'm usually very suspect when it comes to "reformed" drug addicts that have been suspended for a year and wasted first round draft talent but this guy seems to have his act together. He wasn't shy when speaking about his sobreity or support structure necessary to keep him sober. I wish him the best and I'll have to keep am eye out to see if he can make the most of his second chance – I hope he does.
sharperpicks9 says: Jun 19, 2009 10:52 AM
its the same rules as the NFL from what ive read…it NFL quality venues i heard
PurpleNGold says: Jun 19, 2009 10:56 AM
Wendell may never have been an "addict". But he did repeatedly make choices to risk his career in order to get high; at the time he placed a great priority on it. It appears that he has examined his life in a thorough manner and that he has taken concrete steps to address this issue. He loves his family and he loves football, and even if he never gets another NFL snap, through hard work he has made himself a better person. I hope he shreds him some O-line.
texasPHINSfan says: Jun 19, 2009 11:58 AM
glad to see a good story here. good for Wendell. I hope he is genuine and takes this second shot serious.
i don't understand why people would jump on this guy. Many people squander their chance – how many take honest steps to correct themselves (witness Wendell's completion of a 12-step program and identifying his family as his support structure). Sounds like the guy finally sees things from a mature angle – i wish him the best.
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WEST JEFFERSON — The junior varsity boys capped off the season with a 55-44 win over West Wilkes and capturing the 2015-16 Mountain Valley Athletic Conference Championship.
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Alec Roland led all scorers with 19 points. Luke Hudler added 11 points and Ethan Cox scored 10, including a perfect 6-for-6 from the free-throw line. Branson Shepherd added eight points, Brian Zheng scored three, Jake Richardson added two and Noah Vannoy scored two.
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The cowbell is oddly shaped like a triangle. Might want to fix that.
Another pun! YES!
Alright Woot, you begged for a link.
polluxoil wrote:What this shirt needs....
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THAT IS THE FIRST THING I THOUGHT! Major missed opportunity with the triangle...
should be "Wok N Rollz"
This was my EXACT thought.
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Lead Singer - Futomaki
Guitar - Salmon Nigiri
Bass - California Roll
Drums - Dynamite Roll
Triangle - Oshizushi
first you got the guitar and bass mixed up. and the salmon roll which you called nigiri can't be right. nigiri is just rice with fish on top. not a roll. a roll is called maki. as for the others...maybe? the triangle has a bit of a square shape so Oshizushi is a good guess, but Oshizushi is layered. NOT rolled. the drums is not a Dynamite Roll because he is not cooked.
i assume these are not any patterned after 'real' rolls. they are just drawings.
Is there a starving Ethiopian that has the final say on Woot shirts? Seriously, food themed shirts are lacking any quality.
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No way! A food-themed shirt on a hot babe is a double win!
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This shirt was a big hit at the local Japanese restaurant!
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bluejester wrote:Talk about a "fresh" new sound.
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Presence of human settlements in most protected areas has forced tigers (Panthera tigris) to share space with humans. Creation of inviolate space for tigers in areas with high human densities is often daunting and requires hard political sacrifices. We conducted this study from 2004 to 2007 in the Chilla range of Rajaji National Park, along the northwestern portion of the Terai-Arc Landscape in the Indian subcontinent. Our objective was to document the recovery of prey and tiger populations following the resettlement of 193 gujjar (pastoralists with large buffalo holdings) families. We used distance sampling to estimate density of wild ungulate prey and camera traps to estimate tiger density. The study area supported ∼66 ungulates/km2, with chital (Axis axis) and sambar (Cervus unicolor) contributing >91%. While prey densities did not vary across 3 years, an increase in proportion of chital fawns was observed following the near complete removal of livestock. We also documented an increase in the density \(\left( {\hat D} \right)\) of tigers (from three to five tigers per 100 km2), probably due to immigrating tigers from nearby Corbett Tiger Reserve. A high turnover of individual tigers was observed during the study. With photographic evidence of breeding tigers in Chilla range, we believe that this area could serve as a source population from where tigers can colonize adjoining forests across River Ganga. It is therefore concluded that securing the connectivity between forests on the east and west bank of Ganga through the tenuous Chilla-Motichur corridor assumes significance for long-term persistence of tigers within this landscape.


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More than 120 high school and college students from throughout the continent competed in downtown Houston to show off the most energy-efficient vehicles they could build.
The top honors ended up being a battle between Canadian teams as a group from Quebec's Université Laval narrowly defeated a University of Toronto team for the best mileage in the last Shell Eco-marathon Americas to take place in Houston. The Université Laval Alérion Supermileage team's prototype vehicle showed off an impressive 2,824 miles per gallon.
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Université Laval has dominated the competition five of the previous six years and still won despite some friction problems that developed in the vehicle's electrical system. But the team overcame the obstacles and brought home the top $2,000 prize once again.
"Our team is very excited with the results of the weekend," said team captain Audrey Lainé in a prepared statement. "Initially we had issues with our engine, but we came together as a team to fix it and are extremely satisfied. The University of Toronto and Mater Dei High School had very close scores to our team, which made the weekend even more exciting."
In the UrbanConcept category, Mater Dei High School from Evansville, Ind., achieved 901.48 mpg with its gasoline vehicle Elroy, breaking its previous record of 849 mpg and scoring the top prize of $2,000 for the UrbanConcept category for the third year in a row. The school's other entry, a Prototype battery electric vehicle, captured its energy category with 537.16 miles per kilowatt-hour.
Wolfgang Warnecke, Shell's chief mobility scientist, said the Eco-marathon helps spark a passion for engineering amongst young people and also aids future innovations in everyday vehicles.
New innovations this year included teams using 3D-printed steering wheel and more. A team from Cedarville University in Ohio had a student-designed computer system to factor in wind resistance and more.
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The Israeli ambassador to the UN, Yehuda Lancry, said this would make the UN mission more balanced. "We would like to make sure that the situation is clear for all parties that the focus will be the Jenin refugee camp, that this will include also the terrorist reality of this refugee camp," he said.
Martti Athtisaari, the former Finnish president, leads the UN team, which includes Cornelio Sommaruga, the former president of the International Committee of the Red Cross, and Sadako Ogata, a former UN high commissioner for refugees.
Retired US Army general William Nash was appointed as a military adviser and Ireland's Peter Fitzgerald as a police adviser.
Palestinian UN observer Nasser al-Kidwa immediately accused Israel of blackmail. "Either it is final or it is blatant blackmail, which would definitely undermine the integrity of the fact-finding commission," he said. "We thought that the Israeli side did not have anything to hide but obviously they do."
The Palestinians allege that Israeli forces massacred civilians in the Jenin refugee camp, a known base for recruiting suicide bombers. Israel denies this and says there were battles between soldiers, gunmen and suicide bombers. The exact death toll is unknown.
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For a romantic weekend in Brussels, John Brunton stays in a shiny renovated Airstream caravan parked in the grounds of a quirky 1960s-themed hotel
Ghent is Belgium's fourth city by size, but its capital of creativity. Stijn Verlinden of ilovebelgium.be lists his six new must-sees
Don't fancy a bland chain or over-priced designer hotel? A new generation of urban guesthouses offers individual style, owners on hand with local tips - and great value
A spate of hip new hotels, bars and boutiques means the Flanders city is stealing a march on its more famous neighbours, Antwerp and Brussels
Club together with friends this summer, go slightly off the beaten track and you can take your pick of castles, villas and mansions
Spas aren't just the preserve of posh hotels. These springs are open to the public with water heated by nature alone
Ghent's coolest bars and boutiques are opening their own B&Bs, John Brunton samples the city's cultural life.
Shopping is an obligatory pursuit in the city that spawned the Antwerp Six ... and here's some of the best places to drop, from 19th-century mansions to cosy boltholes for frazzled fashionistas
Postponed your shopping until the January sales? Antwerp's stores knock up to 70% off designer labels, and the B&Bs are suitably stylish
To truly experience a city, get one of the locals to show you around
A survey of travel writers recently named Antwerp one of the must-visit destinations for 2009 - and with good reason
Go now to catch the Snow & Ice Sculpture Festival and the city's Christmas markets
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Another week and another religious site is sacrificed on the altar of stylish accommodation. The latest conversion is Brussels' Dominican Hotel (pictured), on land once occupied by a medieval monastery whose name and sweeping arches are evidence of its past life. Naturally it comes with acres of velvet furniture and breathless claims to being a blend of "intimate repose and modern glamour". 00 800 3746 8357, designhotels.com. Doubles from £136.
John Brunton reveals original and stylish places to stay in the Belgian capital for less than £70 a night
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LA County Sued in Federal Court For Removing Cross From Official
ANN ARBOR, MI - The West Coast regional office of the Thomas More Law Center, a national, public-interest law firm based in Ann Arbor, Michigan, filed a lawsuit today in federal district court in California, seeking to prevent Los Angeles County officials from removing the cross from the County's official seal. The lawsuit was brought on behalf of Mr. Ernesto Vasquez, a County employee, who objects to the removal of the cross because it sends a government-sponsored message of hostility towards Christians in violation of the United States Constitution.
This appears to be a tact similar to what I was suggesting a couple of posts ago. I suspect that the ACLU will argue that the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment was intended to protect against the endorsement of the religion which is held by a large number of present-day believers, not some dead religion with no (or very few) present day adherents.


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Knocking on Sams door, was toatally the opposite of knocking on heavens door. Sam Richi, opened her front door and greeted us with a big yawn, "hey!" i shouted, "your not even dressed yet, come on, come on!", Sam gave me a faint hearted glance, which i returned to with a stern face and Tim, who towered above both me and Sam gave her the same look. Sam huffed and quickly managed to drag herself up her stairs, returning sortly after, fully dressed, with a bag over her sholder. I smiled at a more fresh and alive looking Sam, and Tim said "lets go then" and off we went, we decided to run to school, and as we ran we spoke to eachother in our heads.
Now i know that sounds weird but we can do it, we can talk to each other, its so hard to explain how we do it, and how it started but here goes, i describe it like email, we say somthing in our heads and think about who we want to hear it,and if we dont think about anyone in particular, we all just hear it, sadly the only choices we have at the moment is the three of us, Me, Tim and Sam, i dont really know how it happend, but we just met eachother and all of a sudden our thoughts were being heard by others, we found out when i thought about how rediculously tall Tim was, and Tim shouted out load "oi!" thinking that i had said that out loud as she had heard it in her head, we had good fun chating about it, and became friends, and you know its a good reason to be friends (even though we like eachother as people too) but it comes in real handy somtimes. people say "so its like mind reading then?" and for some reason that really anoys me, because i then have to explain that no, it is not mind reading! so dont ever say that coz that is what annoys me the most!
it wasnt long before we reached Fallen Moon High, me being a vampire and being powerd by my electricity made me the fastest but, Sam had the air on her side pushing her along and Tim was able to manipulate the moisture in the air, to push her along. So all in all we actually didnt have much time to chat, but we thought that we would save it for when we got to our dorm. We walked through the main doors rarther loudly, we wernt trying to make a scene but we did and we got enought turns from heads to last us for months but i bet there would be plenty more where those came from. We had to go to the reception and find out what dorm we were in first and we all felt like right idiots walking around with maps our looking puzzeled, and amazed out how Frickin big the place was! but we soon found our dorm.... our dorm, its not that bad actually there are five single beds in our one, i stold the bed by the fire, as Tim refused to sleep there, she chose the bed by the window and Sam got the bed by the other window, we all sat down on our beds and chated about who our other dorm mates could be, we spoke for ages, until there was a knock at the door.


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Mets are going with the six man rotation from here until apparently mid-August, according to Warthen, and will play a 4 man bench during that time, according to Sandy.
What do you all think of the approach?
Personally, I like the idea of limiting everyone's innings by putting them in a 6 man rotation, but I wouldn't say at this point that we will be doing it until mid-August. I would hope that we can build up some value for Niese or Gee or both and then make a trade (though Montero and Matz would have something to say about dropping from 6 to 5 in that scenario). Also, I would go with the short bullpen over the short bench. There will always be two starters who are on their bullpen day if you are doing two bullpens per rotation cycle, plus with any days off interspersed in there, it would make sense to use the starters in spot relief work rather than maintain a 13 man pitching staff. Otherwise, I think we can expect several instances of pitchers being used as pinch hitters in late game spots, which is obviously less than ideal.


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John Cole, the BBC's former political editor, has died peacefully in his sleep at his home in Surrey, aged 85.
Cole was familiar to a generation of viewers for covering major stories during the Margaret Thatcher era, including the miners' strike and the Brighton bombing.
A former deputy editor of the Guardian and the Observer, Cole retired from the BBC in 1992 after more than a decade at the corporation.
"While many people will remember John for his journalism and broadcasting, for us he was the most loving, funny and devoted husband, father and grandfather," his family said in a statement on Friday morning. "We will miss him terribly, but have so many memories of the tremendous happiness he has brought into our lives."
He is survived by his wife, Madge, four sons – Donald, Patrick, David and Michael – and nine grandchildren.
An erudite and incisive political journalist, Cole guided viewers through a tumultuous period in British history during Thatcher's time in office.
He quickly became distinctive for his trademark overcoat and Ulster brogue, which drew satire from Private Eye and the ITV show Spitting Image.
Cole was born in Belfast on 23 November 1927 into a Protestant unionist family. He embarked on a distinguished career in newspapers at the age of 17, when he joined the Belfast Telegraph, before moving to the Guardian, then based in Manchester, in 1956.
His arrival at the BBC in 1981 was "by accident", he once remarked, adding: "Us modern Presbyterians don't believe in predestination, but on this occasion I thought I'd give it a whizz."
That proved to be a great understatement, with Cole charting the course of British politics from 1981 to 1992 often from the heart of the action.
He was in Brighton in 1984 when an IRA bomb exploded at the Grand hotel, memorably securing a pavement interview with Thatcher who insisted stoically that the Tory party conference would go ahead despite the blast.
News of Cole's death was marked with tributes from leading figures in politics and broadcasting.
David Cameron's official spokesman said: "The prime minister is deeply saddened by the news and would send his condolences, of course, to Mr Cole's family and friends. He is someone who contributed so much to British political life."
The BBC's current political editor, Nick Robinson, tweeted: "Sad news. The man I learnt so much from, the BBC's former political editor John Cole, has died. He shaped the way all in my trade do our jobs."
John Humphrys, the anchor of BBC Radio 4's Today programme, said he was delegated to put Cole through his paces in the studio when the then-Observer journalist applied to be the corporation's political editor in 1981.
"I reported back to my then-bosses that, although I thought he was an absolutely brilliant political journalist and the nicest person in the world, I didn't think we should employ him as the on-air political editor because people would simply find it too difficult to understand his accent," he said on Friday. "Mercifully they ignored my advice completely. Of all the massive errors of judgment I've made, that was probably my biggest. He turned out to be a great star."
Humphrys described Cole as an enormous asset to the BBC thanks to his commanding knowledge of politics, but importantly because he could relate to viewers. "The thing about John was people really liked him. That sounds almost silly and trivial for someone doing his job, but he broke through and that's incredibly important," he said.
"People related to him as a warm and decent human being. They could see he was a decent man. His humanity was there and it came across. In the end it doesn't matter how brilliant a hack you are, if people can't relate to you then you don't succeed.
"And there's a difference between becoming a personality – anyone can do that if you're on telly enough – but in the case of John, people felt they knew him and liked him. It's not essential to be liked but it is for people to relate to you."
Before joining the BBC, Cole was successively labour correspondent, news editor and deputy editor at the Guardian before joining the Observer in 1975.
Peter Preston, the Guardian editor between 1975 and 1995, on Friday described Cole as a "very tremendous" journalist who people trusted. "It's easier to remember him with that overcoat that made him a national figure of fun and admiration but he was a very formidable correspondent and news editor and a tremendous help not just to me but to Donald Trelford [the Observer editor from 1975 to 1993]," he said.
"If you look back long ago at the Guardian, when we came down from Manchester and were struggling to become a professional newspaper making a professional newsdesk, John took over when things were very competitive and very difficult. He put together a very good team of people with very small resources and got a good stream of stories and coverage."
It was a surprise when Cole won plaudits in the world of television having come from the newspaper industry, Preston said, describing his appointment as a "brilliant decision" by the BBC.
"The BBC spends a great deal of time trying to make us believe that it is the broadcasting service for all of Britain. Well, good for that – but I always thought that every time John opened his mouth he actually said: 'Look, I'm not part of any BBC stereotype. I am the British everyman', and I thought that was tremendously valuable."
Jeremy Vine, the BBC presenter, described Cole as "one of the most gifted broadcasters ever" and the corporation's Ireland correspondent Mark Simpson called him "a journalistic legend".
Former prime minister Sir John Major said: "John Cole was one of the finest political correspondents of my lifetime, and a real credit to his profession. When John spoke, everyone listened.
"He was always well-informed, balanced - and trustworthy - and set the bar very high for all who followed."