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The Trojan Marching Band -- known as "The Spirit of Troy" -- is the most dynamic and innovative collegiate band in the nation. Named among the 8 best marching bands in the country by USA Today, the band is one of USC's most visible public relations tools and provides tireless support of USC athletic teams.
The band, established in 1880 and regarded as "Hollywood's Band," has played for 7 Presidents and appeared in numerous movies (including "Forrest Gump" and "The Naked Gun"), TV shows (including 3 times at the Academy Awards and with OutKast's Andre 3000 at the 2004 Grammy Awards and Radiohead at the 2008 Grammys, plus on "Glee," "American Idol," "Dancing With The Stars," "Scrubs," "How I Met Your Mother," "Las Vegas," "L.A. Law," "Hollywood Squares," "Good Morning America," MTV's "Rock and Jock" and the "Tonight Show with Conan O'Brien"), commercials and magazines (including in Sports Illustrated's Swimsuit issue). It recorded a song for the animated movie, "The Croods." The band earned 2 platinum albums recording the title track of Fleetwood Mac's 1979 album, "Tusk," and was on the group's live 1997 reunion album, "The Dance." It played at the 2010 Coachella music festival with Coheed and Cambria. It has produced numerous albums of its own music (featuring the well-known "Tribute To Troy," "Conquest" and "Fight On").
Among the many musicians who have played in the band as students was Herb Alpert of the Tijuana Brass (in the cornet section). Appearing with the band as guest artists have been John Phillip Souza (in 1924), Henry Mancini, John Williams, Quincy Jones, Chuck Mangione, Leonard Bernstein, Diana Ross, Neil Diamond, John Wayne, Kenny Rogers, Tower of Power, George Clinton, KC & The Sunshine Band, System of a Down, WAR, Bozo the Clown (Larry Harmon), Slash and The Offspring's Dexter Holland.
The band performs a new halftime show with precision drills, specially arranged music and dance routines at each home game. A typical football halftime show takes more than 100 hours to prepare. The band marches about 90 miles a year while traveling across the land supporting every USC team. In fact, it hasn't missed a Trojan football game, at home or away, since 1987 (its full band trips to the Bay Area and Notre Dame are much anticipated). The band appears at more than 350 engagements each year, including at pro sporting events and major corporate and special events throughout Southern California.
Approximately 20 percent of its members are music majors, with almost every school and department represented among the balance. Now 300-plus members strong, the Trojan Marching Band has tripled in size since Dr. Arthur C. Bartner became its director in 1970. A graduate of Michigan, Bartner brought with him a creative approach and the unique, contemporary "drive-it" style of marching.
Bartner directed the 800-member 1984 Olympic All-American College Marching Band (with 125 USC bandsmen) at the Games' opening and closing ceremonies. It was the second time the band was involved with the Olympics, as it formed the 10th Olympic Braid in the 1932 Los Angeles Games. The band has also performed at 4 Super Bowls, the 1988 World Series, the 1994 World Cup and the 2002 NHL All Star Weekend. Bartner has made 15 appearances with the Trojan Marching Band at the Rose Parade and Rose Bowl.
Bartner was also Director of Bands for the Japan Bowl in Tokyo and directed the All-American College Marching Band at Disneyland. During its summer vacations, the band travels the world as goodwill ambassadors of USC. In 1986, Bartner and 40 band members were part of the ceremonies of Liberty Weekend at the refurbished Statue of Liberty. In 1988, he brought the band to Australia to perform at festivities for that country's bicentennial and at World Expo 88 (one of five World Expositions it has appeared, along with Spain in 1992, Portugal in 1998, Japan in 2005 and Shanghai in 2010). The band also performed at the 50th anniversary of D-Day in France, toured Germany in 1990 to celebrate the fall of the Berlin Wall, played at the walls of the Roman Colosseum in 2006, on the Great Wall of China in 2004 and on Rio de Janeiro's Ipanema Beach in 2008 and in 2003 was the first American marching band to perform at Hong Kong's International Chinese New Year's Parade (it returned there in 2004). It performs each summer at the Hollywood Bowl.
The Trojan Marching Band is complemented by the USC Silks (tall flags) and twirlers, plus the world-famous USC Song Girls, who were ranked No. 1 in the nation by Sports Illustrated, and the Spirit Leaders.
In 2009, ESPN.com named the band and Song Girls as the nation's best: "Nothing says 'glamour school' more than the ubiquitous presence of the USC Song Girls and the Trojan Marching Band. The Spirit of Troy brings one of the most stirring sounds in college football, while the USC Song Girls give Trojan games ones of the sport's most indelible sights." In 2014, USAToday.com named the band as the "Best Band in College Football."


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I'm doing an h&r touring cupkit install on a 2002 325i e46 non-sport w/ 50k miles and curious to know what else I should replace while I'm in there...
The vehicle is running on style 44 17"x8" wheels from my previous sports packaged e46.
I've already purchased the cupkit, rear shock mounts and front control arm bushings. Do I need new front upper strut mounts or okay re-using the originals? Anything else?
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Born in Seattle, WA November 25, 1933, Dan left this place for a better world August 28, 2012. He attended Garfield HS. He served his country in the US Army during 1957-1958.
Predeceased by siblings, Shirlely Adkins, Joanne Campeau, Barbara Moore, and George Campeau, and step-son, Larry Patterson, Dan is survived by wife of 53 years, Lois; children, Rene (Levi) Jones and Ron (Carol) Campeau; step-children, Connie Patterson and Debbie (David) Williams; daughter-in-law, Karen Patterson;
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FDA Approves ONFI™ (clobazam)
"As an epileptologist treating patients with a variety of challenging seizure disorders, I'm aware of the need for new add-on therapies to address the severe and frequent seizures associated with LGS," said Joan A. Conry, MD, professor of neurology at Children's National Medical Center in Washington, D.C., and a principal investigator of the CONTAIN Trial. "Clobazam, now approved as ONFI, was shown to be effective as adjunctive therapy for reducing seizures associated with LGS,1 and its upcoming availability provides hope for additional seizure management to patients and their physicians, caregivers and families."read more
Can Transplanted Neuronal Progenitor Cells Develop into Functioning Neurons
Epilepsy research is reaching beyond improving the means for quelling symptoms to the exploration of potential modalities for correcting or reversing alterations in neural function that underlay some forms of the disorder. In research reported at the 64th American Epilepsy Society (AES) Annual Meeting, investigators at the University of Florida have demonstrated that adult human neuronal progenitor cells (AHNPs) generate functional neurons that integrate into host neuronal networks in the cerebral cortex.read more
Clinical Trials in Children with Intractable Epilepsy
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Sudden Unexpected Death in Epilepsy
The definition of SUDEP is "sudden, unexpected, witnessed or unwitnessed, non-traumatic and non-drowning death in epilepsy, with or without evidence for a seizure and excluding documented status epilepticus, in which postmortem examination does not show toxicological or anatomical cause for death."read more
Comorbidities of Intractable Childhood Epilepsy
In addition to seizures, children with intractable epilepsy often have a lowered IQ, and real problems with learning and memory. They may also have significant psychosocial problems, some of them related to the anticonvulsant drugs. People who work with these children must learn patience, and try to evolve new strategies for the promotion of learning. These people need sympathy and support. Intractable epilepsy is a true – if invisible – disability.read more
Orthotics for Intractable Epilepsy
Although orthotics are mentioned in many books available to families and professionals, there are few magazine articles or newspaper stories that mention these commonly used shoe inserts that do make a difference to children with epilepsy that also have low muscle tone or an abnormal gait or teens who have pain or discomfort due to walking differently during early childhood and beyond.read more


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It's getting more and more difficult for peripheral makers to come up with ways to differentiate their non-gaming mice and keyboards, but two companies which still consistently succeed are Microsoft and Logitech. In fact, the Logitech Wave keyboard made it into third place for Best PC Accessory in our 2008 Awards. Cheap and very cheerful indeed, about the only things we could possibly have wished for is that it was wireless, and had an accompanying mouse. Never one to rest on its laurels, Logitech has complied on both points, and brought us the Cordless Desktop Wave Pro. This combines a wireless version of the Wave with the MX1100 cordless laser mouse, in theory making for a great set.
The Wave Pro is presented with Logitech's usual care. Though the quick-start guide seems to have fallen by the wayside, there is a clear and well-illustrated multi-lingual user's guide. Aside from the keyboard, mouse and dongle, there is also a glossy black USB charger with interchangeable European or UK power plugs, and a USB-A to Micro-USB cable for the rechargeable mouse.
This wireless set is the easiest I've come across to install. You don't even need to insert batteries or charge the mouse, since batteries are pre-inserted and the one in the mouse is pre-charged. Simply remove the battery-isolating tags, switch on both peripherals, plug in the USB dongle and you're ready to go.
One of the greatest annoyances with many wireless mice is that, if you forget to place them in their charging cradle, you can come to your desk and find a non-responsive rodent. Even worse is running out of battery power in the middle of that important presentation you're preparing, or that tense match of Counter Strike. As you might have guessed from the charger and cable, Logitech has come up with a solution to this problem (though it's hardly the first or only company to have done so). Simply plug the USB cable into the charger or any powered USB port on your computer, and you can use the MX1100 while charging it at the same time -- though you're unlikely to need to do this often, since Logitech claims a whole six weeks of use from a single seven-hour charge! If you hate the thought of ever using a wired mouse again, you can even get an entire day's worth from a quick 15-minute charge, or just replace its Ni-MH AA battery with an alkaline one.
This is all excellent stuff, with the only minute niggles being that the mouse has a Micro-USB port rather than the far more common Mini-USB, and that the wireless dongle still needs to be plugged into your PC for the mouse to actually work. Unfortunately, Logitech hasn't implemented the same cable system for the keyboard, which still runs off two AA alkalines. However, not only can you use rechargeable batteries with a separate charger, a simple pair of alkaline AAs give the Wave Pro keyboard a stunning claimed battery life of three years! Of course both peripherals have indicator lights to warn about low battery life.
I currently own a first-gen wireless Wave, but I don't like it half as much as you did. One thing is particularly terrible: the feel of the keys. It' s not uncommon for them to stick when pressed in a direction that's even a few degrees off perpendicular to their surface. They come back up without a problem, but this completely disrupts both my touch typing and the original intent of ergonomics. They're not even silent either. I'm not sure after how much time these problems presented, or whether mine is a faulted exemplar, but they're something to keep an eye out for.
Yet again, lefties are left out..
The key layout is also a bit unusual: function keys are grouped in 3s instead of in usual 4s and the Home/End/ Page up/ Page down keys are also not like standard keyboards. these might be good for your hands, but wrecked some minor havoc with productivity! Agree with Francesco about the noisy keyboard.
"Home/End/ Page up/ Page down keys are also not like standard keyboards" - i don't like that either.
First the Reviewer forgot to mention the extra button under your thumb under the rubber surface below the forward/back buttons. If you didnt read the box you would not know it is there. The mouse definately has a nice feel.
Second I have 3 logitech wave keyboards and they are all great! The keys are smooth and quiet and don't stick at all unlike the previous microsoft wave keyboards I used to own, that were very loud and clunky. and keys on all old keyboards would stick when trying to push them down.
This logitech keyboard mouse combo is very nice. I would definately recomend to all.
Is that really an MX1100 mouse? According to their website the MX1100 has two batteries, is not rechargeable and does not have a USB cable connection.
@Seiuchi: Good point about that 'hidden' button; that's definitely something I should have mentioned. Apologies.
@filey: As an ex-lefty myself, I understand your frustration. As mentioned in the review though, the non-Pro Cordless Desktop Wave comes with an ambidextrous mouse.
@Francesco & Lon Bailey: Peripherals will always be a personal experience to some extent, but I must say that neither of the Wave keyboards in the office are noisy - aside from the spacebar.
@Spider: I agree, but one gets used to it after a while.
@simbloke: Good point. It appears to be a highly modified version of the MX1100.
Received mine today pretty pleased with it overall however the mouse is lagging under normal windows Vista 64x conditions. From past experience with Logitech products and software I actually uninstalled the Setpoint software and suprise, suprise the problem vanished.
I had the same problem a few years ago with their Setpoint software and it seems it still hasn't been sorted. I don't know why TR regards it as a good piece of software as many others have had similar problems.
@Matthew Bunton: Having reviewed many Logitech wireless sets in addition to owning one personally (and another two Logitech wireless mice), I can honestly say that since version 4 of SetPoint the software has never had detrimental effects upon my mousing experience.
No-one in the TR office has had trouble with recent Setpoint iterations either. The problem with computers is that not only the hardware but software too (never mind individuals' usage and setup models) differ so greatly it can be almost impossible to recreate conditions under which users are having problems.
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Fantasy Baseball Morning Update: Setback for Yanks' Gardner
So, the Blue Jays signed Vladimir Guerrero, huh? Yeesh. Did they watch him play last season? If so, they must be really sick and tired of Adam Lind. Don't worry about Vlad unless you're in an AL-only league.
Kevin Correia's solid outing raised our streaming starter record to 26-12 for the season. The weekend selections are Pittsburgh's James McDonald (owned in 8.8 percent of FOXSports.com leagues) against the Astros on Friday, the underrated R.A. Dickey (15.3 percent owned) at Miami on Saturday, and A.J. Burnett (4.3 percent owned) against those same Astros on Sunday. Since coming off the DL, Burnett has had three pretty good starts mixed in with a horrendous one in which he allowed 12 runs in two-and-two-thirds innings. As Clint Eastwood said in Dirty Harry, do you feel lucky today?
On to the news:
- Yankees OF Brett Gardner was supposed to come off the DL and play on Thursday, but he re-injured his elbow and will miss another "15-25 days," according to the team website.
- In a Thursday mailbag, the beat writer for the White Sox' official website wrote that if Chris Sale's Thursday MRI comes back clean, he'll get another chance to start with Addison Reed becoming the closer. This was an opinion, and not a fact, but it makes sense. I've been saying all along that I wouldn't sell my Reed stock just yet, and I'm about to start buying.
- Angels' catcher Chris Iannetta is expected to miss 6-8 weeks after undergoing surgery today to repair his fractured right wrist. Prospect Hank Conger is currently on the minor-league DL with an elbow injury, but when he's ready, try to grab him in deep mixed and AL-only leagues.
- Reminder: Andy Pettitte will make his first start of the season on Sunday against the Mariners. Reminder: Pettitte is almost 40 years old, didn't pitch in 2011, and had trouble breaking 90 mph on the radar gun in the minors.
- Chien-Ming Wang might be just one rehab start away from rejoining the Nationals. Is it wrong that hearing his name always makes me think of the golf shop scene in Caddyshack? "Hey, Wang, I think this club is restricted, so don't tell 'em you're Jewish."
- The Rays placed 1B/PH Brandon Allen on the DL with a strained quad.
- Are the Dodgers losing patience with SS Dee Gordon? Not yet, but the time might be coming. The guy has a .268 on-base percentage with nine errors. We said here during spring training that Gordon might lead the majors in steals if he hits enough to keep his job, and his leash is probably getting short.
- Josh Beckett got lit up last night, and heard plenty of boos from the fans at Fenway Park. After the game, Beckett brushed off questions about his golf outing last week, a couple of days before his start got skipped. None of this has any fantasy relevance whatsoever, but it's fun to read.
- Orioles SP Jason Hammel (knee), who had a start pushed back this week, is tentatively scheduled to pitch on Monday.
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Carrot Top (the stage name of Scott Thompson) is one of today's most celebrated and successful comedians. With his high-energy stage presence and endless supply of clever, inventive props, Carrot Top has entertained audiences worldwide, from his numerous live shows in Las Vegas and across the nation to his frequent television appearances. Carrot Top performed his first stand-up show at an open mic night while attending Florida Atlantic University in Boca Raton.
Upon graduation, he worked a number of odd jobs while honing his stand-up act, eventually performing at clubs in Florida and North Carolina. Soon Carrot Top was performing across the U.S. and landed his first TV appearance on the show Comic Strip Live and his first appearance on The Tonight Show in 1992. Carrot Top was named both Entertainer of the Year and Comedian of the Year by National Association of Campus Activities in 1993, and in the following year he won the American Comedy Award for Best Male Stand-Up.
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I'm usually not asked this. But a year or so ago, a person came up to me- I didn't even know him- and asked if I was mixed...He obviously was. I'm not, I have dark brown 3A hair and green eyes. I'm German and a little Native American (My grandma's grandpa). I get really tan during the summer, which is why he asked. But I get white as snow in the winter. Think people.
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The Pakistani provence of Sindh will soon have a GIS. The project has come to fore after efforts to create one began two years ago.
It was said that GIS is the most advance monitoring system in the world and will be very helpful for the poor people of the province. "The whole province can be monitored from its capital," it was stated at the meeting.
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Finland's defence forces have admitted having a secret list of all the places around the country where there could still be munitions left over from the Second World War.
There is no plan to make the information public; the plan is to slowly, discretely remove the ordnance.
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Plutonium believed to have been released from the crippled Fukushima No. 1 nuclear power plant after the March 11 earthquake has been detected outside the power plant site for the first time, it has been learned.
One of the spots found contaminated with the hazardous substance is 45 kilometers from the plant.
The good news? All the areas in which the plutonium was found are off limits or in the expanded evacuation zone.
In Maharashtra state, India, there are two new additions to the census on poverty and caste data collection:
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Stall Speed?
What does it feel like when the stall speed is incorrect?Everything that I have ever built had all components including torque converter matched. I have no idea what it would feel like if the stall speed was to low for the engine.
OK heres the deal.Kid down the street bought a pickup with a modified engine. Truck seriously lacks power from a stop. Has very good power at speed and will put you back in the seat if you open it up on the interstate.
From a stop the truck feels like it is trying to move an overloaded trailer. Still has the original TH350 and torque converter.Rear gear ratio is suspect also.
Just curious if this is typical of a low stall speed.I already feel like a higher stall is needed for his combo.
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to low of a stall or a to numerically low rearend would cause the truck to feel like it was falling on its face out of the hole, wich is what you describe. If you had the cam specs or cam part # it would help.
Thanks Dozier768
I didn't post any engine specs because I wasn't seeking a diagnosis.A 700R4 with a matched stall speed are already on the way. New gear ratio will be decided once the Kid settles on the wheel and tire height he will be running.
I was just curious if what I described was a common symptom of low stall speed.
You basically answered that.
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Hello my name is Margie Espinoza,
My father in law serviced in the National Guard and did a tour in Korea. He later settled in the City of El Monte with his wife and had the calling to serve once more when he enlisted with the Air Force. His service with the Air Force took him overseas once again to Germany and although there were no wars he felt the need to serve our great country and protect the rights and freedom that so many of us take for granted.
I am inspired to participate and help recruit people for the Homeless Heroes because I am inspired by past employers and Unions who fought for the rights of our service men and women. My father in law worked for Alcoa Aluminum and belonged to UAW while deciding to serve our country once again had the peace of mind to know that his job would be safe and waiting for him upon his safe return.
I currently work for the El Monte City School District and have a Union brother who served in the Army reserve and was called into active duty for Homeland Security. His tour of duty lasted for one year and we had to fight to keep his job for him. There is no longer the security that our service men and women, when they return home, will find the jobs they left to fight for our rights and freedom.
It is shameful how we do not take care of our veterans and their families. I hope you will join me in supporting our troops, our veterans and make sure that they all have a place to come home to.
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NEW YORK -- Carlos Delgado and the New York Mets kept piling up hits, delaying their trip home for the second half of a rare two-stadium Subway Series doubleheader. They didn't seem to mind spending a little extra time in the Bronx.
Delgado set a Mets record with nine RBI and Luis Castillo scored a career-best five runs in a 15-6 rout over the New York Yankees on Friday.
"I got lucky," Delgado said. "Every time I came up it seems like they had a lot of guys on base so I got some good pitches to hit and I was able to drive them."
Delgado hit a two-run double off Edwar Ramirez in the fifth inning and his 12th career grand slam in the sixth, a drive against Ross Ohlendorf that landed in one of the last rows of bleachers in right-center. Delgado added a three-run homer in the eighth off LaTroy Hawkins, a drive into a corridor beyond the right-field wall.
"To have this type of game on this type of stage is very impressive," Mets manager Jerry Manuel said.
Delgado's nine RBI were one better than Dave Kingman's total for the Mets in an 11-0 victory at the Los Angeles Dodgers on June 4, 1976. Delgado's 44th multihomer game gave him 444 home runs for his career, breaking a tie with Kingman for 34th on the major league career list.
Delgado, who turned 36 on Wednesday, entered with just 11 homers and 35 RBI this season. He hit a drive off the bottom of the left-field foul pole in the second of the Mets' two victories in the Bronx last month, but it was mistakenly ruled a foul ball by umpires.
There were no such problems with either of his drives Friday, and the Mets are hoping the big game was enough to get the aging slugger back on track.
"When he gets hot, he gets kind of stupid hot where he can put a team on his shoulders and carry them for a week or two at a time," said David Wright, who tied a career high with four hits. "He's got the ability to be one of the best run producers, RBI machines, in the league when he swings the bat the way he's capable of."
Carlos Beltran hit a two-run homer and scored four runs as the Mets completed their first three-game winning streak and series sweep at Yankee Stadium.
The Mets and Yankees were rained out May 16, leading to the two-borough commute in the last year of both ballparks. The Mets got ready at Shea Stadium and their bus got a police escort to the Bronx. Both teams got the same treatment for the trip back to Queens.
The Mets arrived back at home just over an hour before the night game, with most players still in their gray road uniforms and carrying equipment as they made their way to their clubhouse. The Yankees arrived a little later, dressed in street clothes.
"It's wonderful for fans," said Yankees manager Joe Girardi, whose team got back to New York after midnight following a rainout at Pittsburgh. "Two games in one day, and one at each stadium, you know it's very enjoyable for them."
The Yankees placed Hideki Matsui on the 15-day disabled list, retroactive to Monday, after the loss and activated right-hander Sidney Ponson, who was scheduled to start the second game. Matsui has been bothered by a sore left knee.
The sellout crowd of 54,978 was split pretty evenly in the opener, with chants of "Let's Go Mets!" followed by rounds of boos from Yankees fans. There was nothing but cheers when a security guard tackled a fan who ran on the field in the sixth.
Alex Rodriguez went 3-for-4 with a long home run for the Yankees, who swept the previous three doubleheaders between the two teams. Rodriguez's 15th homer of the season landed in Monument Park in the sixth.
Derek Jeter led off the Yankees' three-run third with his 400th double, extending his season-best hitting streak to 14 games. Dan Giese (1-3) allowed six runs and five hits in four-plus innings.
"Some days you throw it and it goes where you want," Giese said. "Some days it goes over the plate."
Manuel improved to 5-4 since he was promoted from bench coach to manager, replacing Willie Randolph, a former Yankees star.
Mike Pelfrey (5-6) struggled through five innings but managed to get the win. He gave up four runs and eight hits.
- Andy Phillips joined the Mets before the game, flied out to right as a pinch hitter in the ninth and stayed in to play first in the bottom half. The Mets claimed the former Yankees infielder off waivers from the Cincinnati Reds on Wednesday.
- Knicks first-round draft pick Danilo Gallinari is scheduled to throw out a ceremonial first pitch before Saturday's game at Shea Stadium.
- A squirrel ran through foul territory behind the plate and into the Mets dugout in the fifth inning, drawing some cheers from the fans sitting along the first-base line.
- Mets 1B Fernando Tatis made two nice plays in the field -- and two errors trying to throw to pitchers covering first.
- The Yankees left a season-worst 14 men on base.


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24. 01. 2012 - The Czech Airlines Valentine's Campaign with a Sweet Finish
Prague, 25th January 2012
St. Valentine's Day has again inspired Czech Airlines to offer something special to its passengers. In its marketing campaign, which is accompanied by the slightly racy slogan "Make Love in Unusual Places", the Airline is inviting them to visit some of Europe's great cities. On top of that, it is offering very interesting ticket prices, the possibility of choosing travel dates between 14 February and 31 May 2012, and, for flights flown on St. Valentine's Day, there is also a sweet treat on board Czech Airlines.
Czech Airlines launched its Valentine's marketing campaign on 24 January 2012 on 24 markets, including the domestic one. Ticket prices in the Valentine's offer start at a pleasant CZK 2,500. They will be available for sale at the special rate until at least 7 February 2012, for travel to Europe's metropolises before the end of May. The destinations offered include Paris, Rome, Barcelona, Milan, and Amsterdam.
A mildly racy Czech Airlines campaign
The Valentine's campaign, "Make Love in Unusual Places," is accompanied by slightly risqué thematically related visuals. From Tuesday 24th January, they will be encountered by the readers of printed periodicals and Internet portals as well as by the listeners of radio stations in Prague and Central Bohemia. Posters will be featured in the streets of Prague in the so-called city light panels. At the end of the campaign, and on St. Valentine's Day itself, Czech Airlines will also have a small surprise for its passengers, in the form of a sweet finish. Passengers in all classes, i.e., both Economy and Business, will receive a heart-shaped box of chocolates as a gift.
Hana Hejsková
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Well, the Utah gymnastics team's reign at No. 1 didn't last long. In the rankings released Monday, UCLA took over the top spot with a 196.5 average, while the Utes are at No. 2 with a 196.433 average.
However, the biggest surprise, at least in Utah, is the appearance of Southern Utah University at No. 16.
The Thunderbirds upset Denver 195.525-195.150 a week ago, and entered the rankings with a 194.050 average.
Their ranking is the highest since they were No. 13 in 1995.
"We know it doesn't mean anything right now," SUU coach Scott Bauman said. "But it is a great boost to our girls' confidence, and anything we can do to get up their confidence is a great thing. You can see it in their faces."
SUU had to count four falls in its opener at BYU, but counted none, and only had a few major breaks, in its win over Denver.
The T-birds compete at Centenary in Shreveport, La., on Friday, and Bauman is using the road meet to add more difficulty. Centenary hasn't scored above a 189, so even with a few falls, the Thunderbirds should get a win.
Leah Sakhitab and Sheena Shaw have provided some big scores, and senior Carly Geronimo is the highest ranked T-bird, averaging 9.8875 on the floor to be ranked 12th.
"She might be one of the best leapers in the country," Bauman said. "She executes so well, and her tumbling is very clean. You can't help but be amazed by her."
BYU moved up to No. 8 after its 195.025-193.925 win over New Hampshire Saturday. Utah State, ranked No. 24 last week, dropped out.
As for the Utes, news that they had lost the top ranking was met with about as much emotion as they showed when they got the No. 1 spot - very little.
"[UCLA] has been putting up some big scores, so it isn't a surprise," senior Annabeth Eberle said. "It just gives us something to work for."
Individual rankings
Utah freshman Ashley Postell is ranked second in the all-around, tied for fourth on the floor and tied for third on the balance beam.
Utah's Rachel Tidd is ranked No. 1 on the uneven bars.
Quote of the week
Georgia's gymnastics program was penalized a scholarship after coach Suzanne Yoculan traveled with six gymnasts, whose eligibility was up, to New York on a private jet for a weekend. The trip included two nights at the posh Plaza Hotel, a Broadway play, dinners and shopping.
Asked about the extravagance of the trip, Yoculan told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution that "lavish is in the eyes of the beholder." Around the nation: UCLA won a quad meet with a score of 197.15, with Tasha Schwikert earning a 10.0 on the floor. Stanford, which pulled out of its first meet because of a number of injuries, lost to Washington 192.825-192.425. . . . Alabama defeated LSU 197.175-197.05, and was led by 2004 Olympian Ashley Miles, who earned a 10.0 on the vault. However, LSU coach D-D Breaux didn't agree with the outcome, saying afterward "We won this meet. It was a great competition. We stuck our landings. We threw our difficulty. I think the judges were severe on us."


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Results from Mexico City
By Gabriel F. Cordero
Photo: Alma Montiel/WBC
WBC Youth featherweight champion Juan Antonio Rodriguez (15-2, 13 KOs) made his fifth defense of the title with a fourth round TKO against Genaro Camargo (33-10, 27 KOs) on Saturday night at the Deportivo de los Trabajadores del Metro in Iztacalco, DF, Mexico.
In the co-featured fight, WBC Youth light flyweight female champion Esmeralda Moreno (16-6, 7 KOs) barely retained the title in her fourth defense of the belt, winning a ten round split decision against Linda Sanchez (0-3).
Other results:
Oscar Blanquet TKO4 Rafael Orozco (flyweight)
Fermín de los Santos TKO4 Carlos Cárdenas (super featherweight)
Daniel Estrada W10 Fernando Silva (lightweight)
Ramón Ayala TKO4 Jairo Mercado (lightweight)
The last Mexico City boxing night of 2010 was called "Broche de Oro" and promoted by Boxeo de Gala and Fausto Daniel Garcia.


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Does your site offer complete meals or just a tasting menu? The debate over partial versus full RSS feeds is far from new, but is just as relevant today. And as more newspapers, thankfully, offer RSS feeds, the issue is worth reexamining. This is another topic where, I believe, the online practices of newspapers are [...]
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The Media Reporter is an ongoing series produced by the Media Center at New York Law School by faculty, students, and staff. The series examines the ever-changing landscape of the media and communications fields, as well as showcases an array of prominent guest speakers at the Law School, lively debates on controversial legal issues, and special events unique to the Law School's community. The show airs on cable television.
For nearly two decades, The Media Reporter series has tackled topics as diverse as discussions on the developments in copyright law including the role of parody, the layout of the Constitution, law and popular culture, the death penalty, bridging the digital divide, among many others. The show is hosted by New York Law School alumni and students who through their research and insights provide for an enlightening exploration of a variety of legal and media subjects.


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Seattle Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll told 97.3 KIRO FM that he expects wide receiver Sidney Rice to practice on Friday. The former South Carolina wideout was held out of practice on Wednesday and Thursday because of soreness in his knee. Rice has battled injury after injury. He's only played in 15 games over the last two season and has only played a full slate of games once in his six-year career. Rice had four catches for 36 yards and a score in Week 1.
Fantasy Analysis:
Rice is Seattle's best wide receiver even if he's rarely on the field to prove it. He's got size, strength, speed and possesses many other positive adjectives that don't begin with the letter 'S.' Assuming he's ready to play in Week 2, think of the sixth-year pro as a solid flex option against Dallas. As Russell Wilson goes, as will Rice. Relying on a rookie QB's No. 1 receiver is still risky and there will likely be droughts of inconsistency.


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where did you find this nice photo frame I want my pics and my sister's pics to be in a frame too meaw
Someone in the Calico & Tortie Darlings Group made that for me. There are a few frames that you can add to your pictures yourself, but they don't look anywhere as straight & neat as this one. If you go to Update Your Page on the upper right hand side of your account page & then scroll to manage photos, they do have some frames available that you can add to your photos. There is a Catster group called Artistic Creations where the people there know how to do all kinds of neat stuff. It doesn't seem that there has been much activity there lately though. I figure that you could perhaps join & send a message to one of their administraters & they could tell you how to do some neat stuff if you can figure out how. They already have alot of neat stuff listed in the Group Forums. I'm not the greatest with stuff like that, even if I have directions. When you join groups, you can request a membership card, which is a picture of you like the one you saw on my profile.


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Staatliche Naturwissenschaftliche Sammlungen Bayerns
The Bavarian Natural History Collections (Staatliche Naturwissenschaftliche Sammlungen Bayerns, SNSB) are a public consortium of scientific research institutions, natural history museums and a botanical garden. They are a sub-item of the Bavarian State Ministry of Sciences, Research and the Arts. All these institutions are located in Bavaria and have a wide range of tasks and goals. The data provided by the SNSB are processed by the SNSB IT Center (www.snsb.info). The data ownership is as cited under the single data resources.
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Description: This book is just cool. Volume one of a three-volume series, The Encyclopedia of Electronic Components is, well, exactly what it sounds like. Want to know how to use an electronic component? Want to look up a component you've never heard of? This book includes key information on electronics parts for your projects; complete with photographs, schematics, and diagrams.
You'll learn what each one does, how it works, why it's useful, and what variants exist. No matter how much you know about electronics, you'll find fascinating details you've never come across before.
As a reference material it's been really well organized and fact-checked by expert advisers. Not only is the information accurate and detailed but it's easy to find. This is a great book to keep on your workbench!
This book has been a great resource for "tribal knowledge" about the components I don't, or haven't used often. Volume 2 coming out soon; can't wait.
Interesting book. I like how it explains how components work. I think that there is a sequal. BTW check out Charles platts "make electronics". It's a great book for getting you into electronics, and I've learned a lot from it.
Volume 2 is FINALLY out! Delayed more than a year. So get on that, Sparkfun!
This book fills a niche, at least for me. It has clear, concise descriptions of components that you can't get anywhere else. Datasheets are way too detailed and don't provide the "common knowledge" that exists about items. It more closely resembles a wiki entry, but spells out how to use an item as opposed to just basic facts like Wikipedia does. It doesn't try to be all inclusive and focuses mainly on hobby uses.
Really enjoying reading this!
Got in ePUB great book!!
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We serve a nice, big breakfast buffet with lots of organic and healthy options – a proper hotel breakfast. Breakfast is included in the price of the room.
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Berlin wrote:... and yanche, the code was written once again with the chimney fire burn-through danger of wood in mind, thus heavier gauge black pipe. If someone wants to follow code that's great, but understanding what's safe and unsafe is important. Outside of a chimney fire with thinner (30guage for example) galvanized connecting pipe creates no hazard. The "zinc fume" potential of galv. pipe is really a non issue as far as safety or health is concerned.
A substantial amount of NFPA 211 is either nonsense, unnecessary, or to a particular industry's financial benefit; when that stops being the case, i'll pay them more attention. It has gotten worse over time. (this is not unique to nfpa among codes in this country)
Yanche wrote:I wholeheartedly agree. I was just trying to point out what the code says and that it applies to all of us. How comfortable you are in not complying is dependent on your understanding of details. Certainly this forum helps everyone with a better understanding. It's especially interesting to read the various suggestions for amending the code and then look to see who the requester works for. Often the change would be in the best interest of his company.
The self interests of the code authoring officials is no different than of a lobbyist in Congress.
gaw wrote:I have heard that Pennsylvania has not adopted NFPA 211 in its statewide building code. Some local governments have, possibly in whole or in part. I can't find anything online to prove or disprove this statement. Anyone know what's what?
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69 comments found.
Hi, your theme is very good looking. But can is it mobile ready? I mean, I want to browse the site using this theme optimized from an iPhone, BB and on an Android phone, but I need to be sure that if browsing the theme with that iOS I will see an optimezed version of the theme for them. Is that available ?
Thanks argos!
Unfortunately that is not the case. The theme was not designed to be viewed on iphones etc. What you could do is use the default mobile theme that comes packed with Magento and style it to match this one.
i m not a profeesional web developer but i rely need this themed site…. so is this theme is dat easy to use ….coz i just hav basic knowledge of web designing…...
It depends on what you want to do with the theme.
Concerning installation it is super easy. Everything is well documented.
If you want to modify it to your needs you will need to be familiar with HTML /CSS.
Hello, I want to know: can I change the colors? The banner is always static? tanks !
There is only the dark version. You can always change the colours with CSS .
For the banners, those are uploaded and configured from the admin options.
Ok, obrigado, acho que entendi, ou não
Hey Ravi,
I am having issues with images when viewed on IE7 . Can you please look into this issue since it says its IE7 supported in the discription.
Thanks, Karan
Hello Karan,
I fixed the images overlapping the titles. I've just sent the updated version. You will be able to download it in a day or two.
The updated version has been approved. You can download it again.
tnx ravi for ur reply..:) .. i wana ask is dat can i add facebook and twetter icons thr somwhr in the index page….. also can i disable the shopping cart coz i dont rely need it for shopping online…. only for mobile showcase,,,,:)
Yes you can add those links! There are options in the admin section where you can set text/html in the footer area.
The cart can be disabled from the admin panel.
Can you send me the fonts used with this theme as well as the slider images. I was a little disappointed to not have a all of the assets included. Especially when paying $80. Thanks email@example.com
The font used is "Museo" and it is in the folder skin/frontend/default/mobile/fonts.
The images are for demonstration purposes only and Themeforest does not allow those kind of images to be included in the package.
Can you send me the psd's without the cell phones in them. I was hoping just to plug my products in there. I don't sell phones.
I missed a previous comment, my question has been removed – Thanks so much for the great theme!
You are welcome!
Hi Ravi,
Everything is working fine on this theme except I am struggling with the brands feature. I am not sure where to put the images on the back end so that they show up when i put them on the site. Should I use the full path to the files or just the ../images? Also I should change the names of the brand spans? Please reply ASAP I need to get this site set up.
Actually the images should be in the images folder that is found under skin/design/mobile and they are called in the css file.
I have referenced that in the documentation file. Just take a look at it.
Okay I seemed to figure that part out, is there any size restrictions on those files? One of them is displaying but the other is not.
There isn't any size restrictions. Double check the image's source.
Okay image source has been changed, I even tried the images that do work in place of those which don't. For some reason slots 1 4 and 5 of the brands drop down won't take any images. I have tried changing the names images and so on. I even tried a fresh copy of the css file. Take a look for yourself, http://symondsgolf.com
/* Brand Images on navigation bar and on product page */
ul.brands ul > li a.bsdg,.brand span.bsdg{background:url(../images/obedient.jpg) no-repeat center;}
ul.brands ul > li a.weapon,.brand span.weapon{background:url(../images/weaponlogo.jpg) no-repeat center;}
ul.brands ul > li a.obedient,.brand span.obedient{background:url(../images/obedient.jpg) no-repeat center;}
ul.brands ul > li a.isee,.brand span.isee{background:url(../images/isee logo 4 Alt blue.jpg) no-repeat center;}
ul.brands ul > li a.loudmouth,.brand span.loudmouth{background:url(../images/LMG logo 1A.jpg) no-repeat center;}
I just checked the site and it seems like you do not have any CSS style for the other brand images.
Hello Ravig, does this theme supports Spanish?
Yes it does. Just dowload the spanish language pack and install it.
Hello Ravig, I have installed the theme and uploaded all of the requested folders/files as described in your documentation. I can access all areas within the admin control panel except the most important, which is the configuration page. whenever I click on the configuration tab, it takes me to a blank page. I checked my PHP log files and received this error: [12-Sep-2011 00:28:11] PHP Fatal error: Class 'Webizmu_Mobile_Helper_Data' not found in /mnt/Target01/341221/618021/www.btheat.com/web/content/magento/app/Mage.php on line 516
I replied to your mail.
Is there anyway to make the homepage tabs auto-scroll?
You will need to add a few lines of code for that in custom.js. Send me an email and I will send you the code if you are not comfortable with js.
Ok, email sent.
Hi RaviG
I just purchased this theme of yours for it looks really great. However, I encountered some errors as i worked with a local copy of my site and installed the template that you made.Here's the screenshot of the errors that I'm talking about. http://awesomescreenshot.com/0d7ovjfc8
I'm also new to magento so if it has something to do with the configuration settings which I am not familiar of this very moment, I hope that you can help me as well.
Hope to hear from you soon
When you first install it you will have to create two attributes. Brands and featured. If those are not set properly you will run into issues.
Take a look at the documentation file on how the attributes are set. Make sure Magento cache is disabled when installing.
Let me know how it goes.
Indeed it worked, initially I thought that since the only error mentioned in the guide was "Magento will throw an error if an attribute named "featured" has not been created." you were just referring to featured, when I was done with the brand attribute, the errors were fixed.
Hi Ravi G, Me again.
How about the error when uploading images for theme configuration? I'm still using localhost and trying to upload the logo and favicon from my desktop, however an error appeared that prompted me to reindex data when it led me to Index Management. After reindexing data I tried uploading the images again but the 404 Error page not found appeared.
I'm a newbie to magento so my apologies if i have to ask for some assistance again.
When you first install the module you will need to log out from admin and log back in. After that it will work fine.
When it says reindex data, you just click on the link and reindex data.
Another concern raviG,I'm wondering how did this happen? http://awesomescreenshot.com/0deow264c
Well as of now all the default that I alter in your theme was the size for the logo.
However even I put the default values back the appearance of the banner container is still wrong.
Thanks again for the help and I hope you can still help me with this one.
Did you change the layout for the homepage? It should be set to use the 1 column layout.
No, actually the default of magento home page is 2 columns with right bar, this is why I just disabled it.
But of course I know that padding of main div should be retained for the inner pages so what i did was just to add negative margins for the banner container and that solved my problem.
However I still have a concern. The products that I created in the admin won't show in the home page. As you can see from this link: http://awesomescreenshot.com/0e2oxyz60
My apologies again for asking from time to time. And thanks for all the response
The homepage should use the "1column" layout. You do not need to change anything.
For you products not showing up, try to see if they are in stock and enabled.
Yup I understand that it (home) should be "1column" layout but like what I've told you the default for the home page of magenta version that I'm using uses "2 columns with right bar" as default.
I can just change it to "1column" anyway. Thanks for the explanation.
The product images are also appearing now thanks for reminding about the stock availability.
first of all awesome themes..
now comming to the point, i am basically a web designer..and i wanted to use some kind of models images i am designing a psd template for the same.
but there is an issue of copyright.
could you please let me know from where you guys got images and how do you use it without any violation ???
please, it would be very helpful for me.
Thanks, Uzeir
For the images, I'm using them for demonstration purposes only. Just don't include them when you upload the theme for review.


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The Rangers outscored the Cardinals, 11-8, in the Uvalde Little League Major Division baseball championship game Friday night. Playing before a large crowd of fans at Kiwanis Field, the Rangers scored four runs in the bottom half of the first inning to take an early 4-1 lead.
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Rihanna posted this comment on Instagram about Ciara.
"Why am I still the main topic of her interviews!! She don't be shame tho? How she let em play her like that everytime?? It's like, "yea, I know you're here to talk about (insert album title) but we wanna talk about a more relevant topic... Rihanna!!!
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Ugly Kid Joe
Motel California turned out to be Ugly Kid Joe's last album for a major label. They split in 1997, a year after its release, and over the next decade the bandmembers played in various post-alt metal bands. As the first decade of the new millennium came to a close, there were rumblings of new Ugly Kid Joe activity, rumors that came true in 2010 when the group reconvened for a tour. Recording soon followed and the fruits of UKJ's labor was Stairway to Hell, an EP that appeared in the summer of 2012 and was later expanded to a full-length with various oddities; the longer Stairway to Hell showed up in 2013. In 2015 the band released its long-awaited fourth studio album of all new material (the group's first in 19 years), the crowd-funded Uglier Than They Used ta Be. ~ Steve Huey
Selected Discography
Track List: Uglier Than They Used Ta Be
Track List: Motel California
Track List: Stairway To Hell
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La Petite Maison
35 Fore Street, Topsham 16.3 miles away
Despite the Gallic name, La Petite Maison's heart lies in producing modern British food using excellent West Country produce to fine effect. A crisp whitewashed exterior reveals an equally slick dining room in this modestly sized restaurant. ... more
The Old Quay House Hotel
28 Fore Street, Fowey 42.0 miles away
Old Quay House's 'Q' Restaurant certainly makes the most of its location. Charming views of the Fowey estuary, a sun terrace and menu that explores the fields and waters of Cornwall are the main attractions here. Smartly turned out with dark wood... more
Fowey Hall Hotel
Hanson Drive, Fowey 42.4 miles away
Reputed to be the inspiration for Toad Hall in the children's classic Wind in the Willows, the Fowey Hall Hotel has fantastic views over the town's harbour from its hill top location. The hotel's oak panelled restaurant Hansons lives up to the... more
The Dining Room
Pavilion Buildings, Rock Road, Rock, Wadebridge 47.6 miles away
This intimate cream painted 30 cover restaurant that's run by a local couple is given an air of luxury and sophistication by linen covered tables and high backed brown leather chairs. Fred Beedles prepares his concise menu using fresh, seasonal and... more
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La Perle
60 High Street, Milford on Sea 98.5 miles away
If the people of Milford on Sea weren't lucky enough to live in a lovely spot by the sea and near the New Forest, they can now celebrate having their own little slice of France in the form of this charming family owned modern bistro with its smart... more
Chantrey's Restaurant at The Imperial
Careys Manor Hotel, Lyndhurst Road, Brockenhurst 99.8 miles away
With its mirrored columns, globe wall lights and rattan chairs, Chantrey's Restaurant at The Imperial evokes the spirit of a Parisienne brasserie in the heart of the New Forest. Set in the grounds of the luxurious Careys Manor Hotel and Spa, it... more
Le Champignon Sauvage
24/26 Suffolk Road, Cheltenham 114.0 miles away
You can be confident that it will be double Michelin starred chef David Everitt-Matthias himself that cooks your wood pigeon with tortelloni of snails and nettles. In the twenty years he has run the restaurant with wife Helen, he has never missed a... more
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The Tavern
5 Royal Well Place, Cheltenham 114.4 miles away
The Tavern's industrial chic décor, coupled with its fun and relaxed service style make it a unique venue with influences from both London and New York. The kitchen combines modern American dishes with traditional Asian touches, for a menu which is... more
Belle House
Bridge Street, Pershore 125.7 miles away
The Belle House is a stylish modern restaurant located in an elegant period interior. Cream walls with oval mirrors are set off by honey coloured bare floor boards which, together with uncovered pale wood tables and wicker chairs, create a light and... more
La Becasse
17 Corve Street, Ludlow 127.0 miles away
Le Becasse ('the woodcock') is set in a 17th century former coach house where the handsome wood panelled dining room is home to the modern cooking of chef Chris O'Halloran. An eight course menu gourmand dinner might include hand dived scallop with... more
Venture In
Main Road, Ombersley, Droitwich Spa 130.9 miles away
This picturesque black and white half-timbered building features ancient beams and huge inglenook fireplace. Take a seat in the bar and drink in the warm and welcoming atmosphere while mulling over the menu from a comfortable sofa. The kitchen, run... more
Cerise at The Forbury Hotel
26 The Forbury, Reading 136.8 miles away
This ultra chic town house hotel brasserie brings a welcome scoop of style to Reading's city centre. Colourful striped banquettes, mocha table cloths and glass screens make for a relaxed ambience. If it's a special occasion, splash out on a luxurious... more
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The Chaddesley Restaurant at Brockencote Hall Hotel
Chaddesley Corbett, Kidderminster 137.5 miles away
You might let slip an involuntary 'wow' as you approach Brockencote Hall. The stunning Victorian Country Manor House estate is set in 70 acres of countryside complete with sheep grazing in the fields, a lake and dovecote. You might say 'wow' too when... more
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The Vanilla Pod
31 West Street, Marlow 147.6 miles away
This gem of a neighbourhood restaurant has an intimate, colourful interior with white napery and comfortably seating. Chef-patron Michael Macdonald serves local, daily-sourced produce cooked in modern British style. Starters include a highly original... more
Luke's Dining Room
Sanctum on the Green, The Old Cricket Common, Cookham Dean 148.6 miles away
Noted London chef Gary Hollihead brings some metropolitan style to leafy Berkshire at this Tudor style inn overlooking the village green. The restaurant's three interconnecting dining rooms are individually styled; exposed brickwork and chandeliers... more
69 High Street, Harborne, Birmingham 148.7 miles away
Award-winning chef, Richard Turner, is at the helm of his eponymous restaurant in Harborne. The highly tuned kitchen produces a combination of classic French cuisine mixed with Oriental and Mediterranean flavours. The dark blue of the interior... more
39 Chandos Street, Royal Leamington Spa 150.6 miles away
Oscar's is the local family friendly French bistro of your dreams. The intimate room could have been beamed in from Paris with its tobacco yellow walls, wooden wainscoting and linen covered tables set with vases of fresh roses. The big surprise is... more
Purnell's Bistro
11 Newhall Street, Birmingham 151.0 miles away
Chef Glyn Purnell has become the foodie face of Birmingham and has now opened this more casual sister to his award winning fine dining Purnell's restaurant. This is a sleek modern space with polished wood flooring, feature walls with boldly patterned... more
Restaurant Bosquet
97a Warwick Road, Kenilworth 151.9 miles away
Husband and wife team Bernard & Jane Lignier have run Bosquet for more than a quarter of a century, he in the kitchen, she front of house. The pair of small coffee coloured dining rooms that hold 26 customers between them are lent an air of... more
La Petite Auberge
107 High Street, Great Missenden 154.5 miles away
For almost twenty years, chef/proprietor Hubert Martel and his wife have been in residence at La Petite Auberge, serving up seasonal French cuisine in this intimate, 30-cover restaurant. Tasty French classics like snails served in small potatoes with... more
45 Willow Street, Oswestry 154.9 miles away
Sebastians has been run as a homely but stylish restaurant and boutique hotel for over 20 years. Set in a 16th century inn, the décor remains sympathetic to tradition in the oak panelled dining room, with some modernising touches of terracotta paint,... more
The Artichoke
9 Market Square, Amersham 156.9 miles away
Since chef Laurie Gear opened Artichoke in Old Amersham in 2002 with his wife Jacqueline, his natural, finessed modern European cooking has won the restaurant a flurry of accolades, including a listing in the Good Food Guide, two AA Rosettes, and... more
196 Church Road, Brighton 160.7 miles away
A small corner of Paris has been transported to the regal surroundings of Hove in this snug French style bistro with an appealing courtyard for a touch of cafe culture. Expect to find classics such as mains of beouf bourguinon or cassoulet... more
The French Table
85 Maple Road, Surbiton 162.4 miles away
Modern, sleek and uncluttered sums up this restaurant run by French husband and wife team Eric and Sarah Guignard. It also describes the cooking. You'll find influences from the Mediterranean, Italy and North Africa on the concise menu. The... more
43 Crown Road, St Margarets, London 163.3 miles away
Brula is a buzzy neighbourhood bistro that has been offering an ever-changing menu of consistently good French and modern European dishes to keep locals coming back for more for over a decade. Expect to find a classics like chicken liver parfait and... more
301/303 Chiswick High Road, London 166.3 miles away
Swedish émigré Mikael Jonsson's elemental approach to cooking that lives and dies by the quality of the ingredients on the plate has won him raves from bloggers and critics alike. Not bad for a self-taught chef who only a few years ago still made his... more
Brasserie Vacherin
12 High Street, Sutton 166.6 miles away
Conveniently located just 100 yards from the station, Brasserie Vacherin is a classic French brassierie by award winning chef Malcolm John that's open all day from 8am serving traditional Parisian gastronomy at keen prices. Depending on the time of... more
La Trompette
5/7 Devonshire Road, Chiswick, London 166.7 miles away
This upmarket neighbourhood restaurant is part of the acclaimed stable of Nigel Platts-Martin and Bruce Poole group that also includes Chez Bruce and The Glasshouse. The restaurant underwent a major refurbishment in spring 2013, expanding into the... more
The White Onion
67 High Street, Wimbledon Village, London 166.8 miles away
The White Onion is situated in the heart of Wimbledon Village and serves exquisite yet accessible contemporary French cuisine. They pride themselves on the quality of their ingredients, professional cooking and friendly service. The White Onion is... more
The Ledbury
127 Ledbury Road, Notting Hill, London 169.6 miles away
The Ledbury is a classy affair. Attentive, knowledgeable staff serve up haute French-inspired cuisine. Hugely talented Australian-born chef Brett Graham is a culinary superstar in the making, creating bold, complex dishes. A seven course tasting menu... more
Medlar Restaurant
438 Kings Road, Chelsea, London 169.8 miles away
Owners Joe Mercer Nairne (chef) and David O'Connor (maitre'd) have an impressive track record working in top restaurants including Chez Bruce and The Square in London and Rockpool in Sydney. All that experience shows in a smart yet casual restaurant... more
27 Battersea Rise, London 169.9 miles away
Ed Wilson just might be the best chef you've never heard of. Having trained with the likes of the Galvin brothers, Wilson opened Terriors in Covent Garden back in 2009 and now heads up a group of four wine bar/restaurants including this simple... more
Bibendum Restaurant
Michelin House, 81 Fulham Road, London 170.4 miles away
Bibendum is an experience. Founded by Sir Terrence Conran in 1987 and set in the stylish art nouveau Michelin building in Chelsea, light streams through the stained glass windows (that depict the Michelin Man himself at table) into one of the most... more
Galvin Demoiselle
Fruit, Vegetable and Pantry Food Hall, Harrods, 87/135 Brompton Road, London 170.7 miles away
Overlooking Harrods's ground floor fruit, vegetable and pantry food hall on the ground floor, this elegant 'petit bistro' gets the feminine touch from patron Sara Galvin, wife of chef Chris Galvin. The menu, created by Chris and brother Jeff, is just... more
50/52 Sloane Square, Chelsea, London 170.9 miles away
Chris Corbin and Jeremy King of The Wolseley fame have opened yet another great restaurant, this time inspired by a Paris boulevard cafe. The buzzing bistro's menu features one plate, all day dining options including sandwiches, cakes and breakfast... more
Koffmann's at The Berkeley
The Berkeley, Wilton Place, Knightsbridge, London 171.1 miles away
The rustic flowers add a note of informality to this otherwise sophisticatedly attired restaurant located in London's swish Berkeley hotel. You can watch the production of your dinner unfold in the open kitchen from one of the leather banquettes.... more
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Alain Ducasse
The Dorchester, 53 Park Lane, London 171.4 miles away
Alain Ducasse is one of the best chefs on the planet and his London outpost exudes glamour and style. The refined dining room is a quiet riot of beige with the private 'Table Lumiere' providing a stunning centre piece with its luminescent fibre optic... more
Galvin Bistrot de Luxe
66 Baker Street, London 171.5 miles away
Some say British brothers, Chris and Jeff Galvin are beating the French at their own game by winning more awards and critical acclaim in the Bistro business in London than many of their French counterparts. There's a chic, Parisian feel to the dining... more
Hélène Darroze at The Connaught
Carlos Place, Mayfair, London 171.5 miles away
Hélène Darroze's menu at The Connaught reflects her passion for regional, seasonal flavours of her native South West France. There are a range of menus to choose from a la carte, set lunch, brunch, as well as a signature menu and inspiration tasting... more
41 Conduit Street, Mayfair, London 171.9 miles away
This might just be the most glamorous dining room in London. Crystal chandeliers, mosaic tiled floor, caramel banquet seats and polished black wood chairs add make a stunning setting for Frenchman Eric Chavot's polished, modern brasserie cooking.... more
29 Maddox Street, London 171.9 miles away
Husband and wife team Claude and Claire Bosi relocated their highly acclaimed modern fine dining restaurant from Ludlow in rural Shropshire to metropolitan Mayfair in 2007. Any doubts about how well the operation would make the transition were short... more
Brasserie Zedel
20 Sherwood Street, London 172.1 miles away
Restaurateurs Chris Corbin and Jeremy King of The Wolseley and The Delauny fame have turned the Frenchness up to 11 at their faux grand Parisienne brasserie yet somehow steered clear of cliché and created something genuinely thrilling. The sheer... more
L'Atelier de Joël Robuchon
13/15 West Street, Soho, London 172.5 miles away
Covering three floors, the layout of legendary French chef Joel Robuchon's L'Atelier is a somewhat topsy-turvy affair. The top floor is occupied by the elegant bar and terrace where guests can sample an array of innovative cocktails. On the ground... more
The Clos Maggiore
33 King Street, Coven Garden, London 172.6 miles away
It seems everyone agrees, Clos Maggiore is one of the most romantic restaurants in London if the numerous awards its received for that attribute are anything to go by. Blossoming trees overhang the tables and a crackling fire warms the restaurant... more
4/6 Russell Street, Covent Garden, London 172.8 miles away
Balthazar London is a near facsimile of Balthazar New York which in turn is a faux French brasserie. It may not be original but its the real thing when it comes to genuine hospitality, good honest cooking and real atmosphere. The decor of nicotine... more
Club Gascon
57 West Smithfield, London 173.8 miles away
Club Gascon brings the flavours and wines of South West France to Smithfield. Occupying a former Lyons Tea House the innovative restaurant has held a Michelin star for over ten years. Chef Pascal Aussignac encourages the diner to dismiss the... more
Galvin La Chapelle
35 Spital Square, London 174.7 miles away
The third culinary gift to London from chefs Chris and Jeff Galvin, Galvin La Chapelle is set in a truly beautiful, awe-inspiring space; a Grade II listed former girl's school with magnificent vaulted ceilings, arched windows, chandeliers and marble... more
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Restaurant Fraiche
11 Rose Mount, Oxton, Prenton 190.3 miles away
Imagine the famous 'molecular gastronomy' restaurant The Fat Duck transplanted to the Wirral and you're somewhere close to what this cutting edge restaurant is all about. There's room for just fourteen seats in the intimate, cream painted dining room... more
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Midsummer House
Midsummer Common, Cambridge 203.6 miles away
Midsummer House Restaurant Midsummer common and the River Cam provide a serene setting for this converted Victorian villa. Ask for one of the well spaced, linen covered tables in the conservatory dining room and order the 10-13... more
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La Cachette
31 Huddersfield Road, Elland 225.8 miles away
La Cachette has been established for 20 years in Elland. Head Chef Glenn has been running the restaurant for 4 years. La Cachette offers modern French bistrot dishes using local produce where possible. As a restaurant we offer two main menu's.... more
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Ranking Member Johnson Introduces the America Competes Act of 2014
(Washington, DC) – Today, Ranking Member Eddie Bernice Johnson (D-TX) introduced H.R. 4159, the America Competes Reauthorization Act of 2014. In 2007, the House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology passed bipartisan, landmark legislation based on recommendations from the 2005 National Academies' report Rising Above the Gathering Storm. The report found that the scientific and technological building blocks critical to our economic leadership were eroding at a time when many other nations were gaining strength. The America Competes Reauthorization Act of 2010 continued the Committee's commitment to strengthen American competitiveness through sustained investments in science, innovation, and education. The America Competes Act was up for reauthorization last year.
Ranking Member Johnson made the following statement.
"The America Competes Reauthorization Act of 2014 renews our commitment to maintaining our scientific and technological leadership now and long into the future. As the Chairman moves to begin Committee work on Competes-related legislation, I and the other Democratic Members of the Committee on Science, Space, and Technology want to ensure that we continue to make the investments in our science, innovation, and education enterprise that are essential for our long-term economic growth and competitiveness. I look forward to working with my colleagues to pass bipartisan legislation. As I've said before, the message we risk sending to the nation and the world by not reauthorizing the America Competes Act with a strong, forward-looking vision is a message of defeat."
Original cosponsors of the legislation include all of the Democratic Members of the Committee: Rep. Zoe Lofgren (D-CA), Rep. Dan Lipinski (D-IL), Rep. Donna Edwards (D-MD), Rep. Frederica Wilson (D-FL), Rep. Suzanne Bonamici (D-OR), Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-CA), Rep. Dan Maffei (D-NY), Rep. Alan Grayson (D-FL), Rep. Joe Kennedy III (D-MA), Rep. Scott Peters (D-CA), Rep. Derek Kilmer (D-WA), Rep. Ami Bera (D-CA), Rep. Elizabeth Esty (D-CT), Rep. Marc Veasey (D-TX), Rep. Julia Brownley (D-CA), Rep. Mark Takano (D-CA), and Rep. Robin Kelly (D-IL).
Democratic Whip Steny Hoyer (D-MD) and Ranking Member of the Committee on Education and Workforce, Rep. George Miller (D-CA) are also original cosponsors.
To see a fact sheet on H.R. 4159 click here.
To see the Democratic America Competes Reauthorization Act click here.